Living Memory Black political history and struggle is not only co-opted but ruthlessly distorted and exploited in furtherance of everything from the the "replacement negroe program" to degenerate identity politics in America. As go black folks, so goes America!
blackagendareport | There really is no more to the clap-trap about a Black electoral
“strategy” than attempting to figure out which way the white folks are
going and then circling the Black wagons, accordingly.
“Black have been convinced by corporate media that white
folks will hold Sanders’ socialism against him and allow Trump another
mandate.”
With his victory in the Blacktropolis of Detroit, the
clueless corporate champion Joe Biden has definitively won the “Black”
Democratic presidential contest. Unlike South Carolina, Alabama and
Mississippi, where collaborationist preachers have always held sway over
huge sections of the Black electorate, Detroit was once home to the
Marxist-oriented League of Revolutionary Black Workers and sent avowed socialist John Conyers to
Congress for 52 years, from 1965 to 2017. Detroit isn’t afraid of
people that call themselves socialists – actually, very few Black people
are socialism-phobic, and young Blacks are even more socialist-friendly
than their white counterparts.But this is the election cycle when
Blacks circle their wagons around the Democratic establishment,
perceiving it as the only refuge from Donald Trump and his marauding
White Man’s Party.
The difference between 2016, when Bernie Sanders beat Hillary Clinton
in Michigan, and this year’s primary is simple: the experience of four
years of Donald Trump. Black people want desperately to sweep the Orange
Menace and his Amerikaners from power, and have been convinced by
corporate media that white folks will hold Sanders’ socialism against
him and allow Trump another mandate.
“Very few Black people are socialism-phobic, and young Blacks are even more socialist-friendly than their white counterparts.”
Black people don’t vote their own political convictions in Democratic
primaries; they give their votes to candidates they believe are the
best bet to defeat the White Man’s Party. With such a “strategy,” Black
folks almost never win -- in terms of getting an officeholder who thinks
as they do -- but are content to avoid losing catastrophically to the
worst “crackers.”
Black voters are aware of Biden’s many transgressions against them -- but that’s what white “moderates” do, and older Blacks have convinced themselves that a white moderate is needed to flush the overtly white racist Trump from power. Black
voters support Bernie Sanders’ agenda, which very much resembles a
Black political center of gravity that decades of polling has shown is
far to the left of the white political spectrum. In fact, majorities of
the very voters that awarded sweeping victories to Joe Biden in the
March 3 Super Tuesday primaries told exit pollsters they
“support a single government health insurance plan for all?” – the very
definition of Bernie Sanders’ Medicare for All. Sanders’ signature
program won the primaries, hands down – but Bernie lost to the corporate
hack that opposes Medicare for All. Indeed, all of Sanders’ core issues – Green New Deal, a living minimum wage, cancellation of student debt – are supported by super-majorities of Democrats (and huge numbers of Republicans).
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