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It’s plain as day that exponentially more folx are tweeting our disdain of Sen. Harris than Biden.
Not saying we’re wrong, but a lot of us didn’t keep that same energy (x5) when it was Biden on his own. (1/5)
Not saying we’re wrong, but a lot of us didn’t keep that same energy (x5) when it was Biden on his own. (1/5)
Yep, she has done harm that needs to be accounted for. That is for certain. I also think it is really telling how quickly we are to tear down Black women on social media. (2/5)
Note that “tear down” is not the same as “critique” or “show disapproval of.” We need to acknowledge that we as a culture have been socialized in a deep-seated hate for Black women, and to keep that in mind in our assessment of Sen. Harris. (3/5)
I’m still not excited about a Biden/Harris ticket. And also, I recognize that this country is in much, much deeper danger if we don’t vote to remove the current administration.
Ask yourself: who is going to be negatively impacted by a Trxmp win before the train hits me? (4/5)
Ask yourself: who is going to be negatively impacted by a Trxmp win before the train hits me? (4/5)
I think abolitionists must think of these folx and acknowledge our individual privileges as we cast our ballot this November. (5/5)
Lastly: I pray that our assessment of one another and ourselves always, always returns to radical love and grace as the core.
We can be angry, disappointed, upset, mournful, and burdened from a place of love, too (6/5)
We can be angry, disappointed, upset, mournful, and burdened from a place of love, too (6/5)
