Jo Joe

Sometimes it’s better not to even have a heart . Not to have feelings period.

Yep.

which is why back then in the early 1900s the black vote held more weight cuz we had a basis of capital enough to have economic leverage enough to make political moves

Nope they heard maga and got tight lol

Right and then they burned it and blew it up and nobody cared because we didn't have representation. So the narrative became whatever it was.

Marcus Wayne Chenault, a Black Hebrew Israelite extremist killed the mother of Martin Luther King Jr during worship service. law.justia.com/cases/georgia… Chenault v. State :: 1975 :: Supreme Court of Georgia Decisions :: Georgia Case Law :: Georgia Law :: U.S. Law :: Justia

All I kept seeing and hearing from FBA was that yall were sitting this one out. I have cousins who are obsessed with this movement and they didn't vote and they talked their immediate families into not voting. Now you're taking credit for this?

You accused me of using “whitewashed sources,” yet your own citations include the Oklahoma Historical Society, Atlanta History Center, federal government publications, and mainstream academic publishers. These are not exclusively Black-owned publishing institutions. So what exactly makes my sources “whitewashed” while yours are credible? You documented genuine atrocities but you still have not demonstrated a statistical conclusion per your argument that millions of Black Americans had more land and more homeownership while we were segregated and several of your figures are being misrepresented. Facts: Black American homeownership increased considerably from the early twentieth century through the post–civil rights era, reaching approximately 46–49% during the early-to-mid 2000s before declining following the housing crisis. Per your source: the Atlanta History Center’s research on Forsyth County identifies 40 Black owner-occupied households and 170 renter households in 1910. That’s approximately 19% homeownership before the 1912 expulsion. It also separately documents Black landowners holding nearly 2,000 acres. That illustrates my original point: acreage, landowners, homeowners, and displaced residents are different statistics. Collins and Margo’s historical research, published in the American Economic Review, estimates national Black homeownership at 18.7% in 1890, 21% in 1900, and 22.9% in 1910. That’s below homeownership after segregation. Your examples demonstrate racial violence and economic dispossession. They do not establish that Black Americans had higher national homeownership rates during segregation. But don’t confuse one measurement with another and then call historical research misinformation. Trevon D. Logan, a Black American economist whose research examines segregation, racial inequality, and historical homeownership. In his 2017 peer-reviewed study with John M. Parman, Segregation and Homeownership in the Early Twentieth Century, published in the American Economic Review, the authors wrote: “We find a negative correlation between segregation and homeownership across space for both black and white households.” aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12… Few prosperous Black communities during segregation fails to establish that segregation produced greater homeownership when accounting for all Black Americans.

Com on Flex. Sound like you riding both sides of the fence. If the strategy was to vote for the couch in an attempt to get reparations by not voting for the Dems and let them "crash and burn", they just proved they could win without our vote. What's the plan now?

" Foundational YouTube Americans" ???

We have never not been engaged in American politics

A fba tsunami? The jokes write themselves at this point. Congratulations to all the unserious people who followed T Nasheed. You played yourself.