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A lot of “Pro-Black” movements have been co-opted by white liberals, and have had their missions shifted to more palatable views.
For instance, a lot of people get upset when I distinguish between the Black and LGBTQ+ agenda and interpret it as attack on those members of the Black community. It’s actually deeper than that.
Let’s take Black Lives Matter for example. We all know how it started, but we don’t know that it has been funded by people like George Soros and the Ford Foundation to promote more liberal agendas along with Black agendas. https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/aug/16/black-lives-matter-cashes-100-million-liberal-foun/
It’s always highlighted how Black gay activists have led a lot of these movements. Not to take anything away from them, but largely in part because these are the orgs that white liberals choose to fund.
Orgs that are too Pro-Black are largely ignored by the white liberal and Democrats, and “Black leaders” are often called to denounce them to be more accepted. For instance, the Farrakham Litmus Test...
https://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/editorials/Mr-Booker-s-failure-and-folly.shtml
https://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/editorials/Mr-Booker-s-failure-and-folly.shtml
Another example of the Farrakhan Litmus Test https://www.jpost.com/Diaspora/Why-did-Barack-Obama-meet-with-Louis-Farrakhan-in-2005-540510
It’s interesting the organizations that white liberals choose to accept and shun, and what items on the Black agenda they choose to uplift.
We now see the conversations around reparations in the Democratic Party, but why now? The late Congressman John Conyers first presented the HR 40 Reparations Bill in 1989. Why did it take 30 years for the Democrats to finally recognize it? It’s another stunt for the Black vote?
Dr. King warned us of the white moderate as great “stumbling block” in our struggle.
This is why we need to solidify our own unapologetically Black agenda, and be very careful of working with those who say they are allies. We have no friends in the Democratic or Republican Party.
