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Knock_Twice said:
I remember Ice Cube had his plan laid out for Black America and he went on some show with Lisa Ray, Claudia Jordan, and 2 more other black women, he stated his plan and they were all up in arms about what about black women, and he had to tell them it's a plan for black people.

That's what i'm talking bout, dividing. I used to hear a lot of that, but it's starting to fall to the side now that folks are peeping out the bullshit
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People need to be mentioned to avoid coded language. Like when white folks say people of color to no focus on black people. And it’s fuckin Lisa Raye why you don’t view her like Meg. And Ice Cube plan wasn’t that great because it fizzled out. And it wasn’t because black people didn’t support him. He went beggin Trump and it failed.
 
AP4.0 said:
If the statistics show black women in that demographic vote more than their men counterparts, then what?

Who primarily listens to Meg?
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There are more black women on this planet than black men.

Also, some black women listen to Meg to answer your question.

I just don't think the Dems should have reach out to someone who talks about WAP publicly to try and use to get votes from a certain demograhic.

That's low and sad
 
SeaSnake said:
People need to be mentioned to avoid coded language. Like when white folks say people of color to no focus on black people. And it’s fuckin Lisa Raye why you don’t view her like Meg. And Ice Cube plan wasn’t that great because it fizzled out. And it wasn’t because black people didn’t support him. He went beggin Trump and it failed.
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I brought that up to show you how some black women like to separate themselves from black men. That's not it.

Cube had a plan for Black America, which includes black women
 
Tim Walz and that Omar all need their asses sent to prison.

They sent Kilpatrick to prison, they asses need to go to prison.

Has this been discussed? or we go ignore that too by the Dems?
 
Knock_Twice said:
It's not a funny situation. Not sure who you're talking about, really don't care.

Straight men, gay men, need protection from that act.

You divide the race, most feminist, male or females do. Yall be behind 99% of the gender wars that goes on in our race.

That shit will, will stop in 2026.

We getting the tethers outta our mix, now we bout to get yall feminist outta the mix. Yall are behind most of this shit.

About to start calling yall out on the bullshit ass talking points, that yall use from white women. Shit has to stop. Now

We getting that Black Unity popping like we had it in the 1960s.
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Also my response was about this claim you made that I don’t care for black men despite being a black male. But a lot of that stuff yall call soft for some reason
 
Knock_Twice said:
There are more black women on this planet than black men.

Also, some black women listen to Meg to answer your question.

I just don't think the Dems should have reach out to someone who talks about WAP publicly to try and use to get votes from a certain demograhic.

That's low and sad
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Well

They also brought out Michelle Obama and if I'm not mistaken, please correct me someone, didn't they also bring out Beyonce?

Looks like they covered a 3 generations at once

Do the younger generation of black women have the exact same needs as older black women outside of universally shared ones?

i.e. the messaging was delivered by 3 women who could speak to black women, 18-60?

What more do you want?
 
AP4.0 said:
Ok

But where is this actually happening outside of your extreme example?

What group of black women has pushed for things exclusively for them to exclude black men?
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I used that as an example if Black men were to go that route, it would be seen as divisive

I also just stated that Ice Cube had a plan for Black American and the panel which were 4 black women all got upset with him asking about where's the plan for Black Women, when it was stated, it was a plan for Black America which included black women.
 
AP4.0 said:
Well

They also brought out Michelle Obama and if I'm not mistaken, please correct me someone, didn't they also bring out Beyonce?

Looks like they covered a 3 generations at once

Do the younger generation of black women have the exact same needs as older black women outside of universally shared ones?

i.e. the messaging was delivered by 3 women who could speak to black women, 18-60?

What more do you want?
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Meg is not a good representation, nor is Cardi or Glo in my opinion.

That's all I'm saying, if you think they are good representation for that group of 18-24 to be listening to so that they cast their vote, Kool
 
Knock_Twice said:
I used that as an example if Black men were to go that route, it would be seen as divisive

I also just stated that Ice Cube had a plan for Black American and the panel which were 4 black women all got upset with him asking about where's the plan for Black Women, when it was stated, it was a plan for Black America which included black women.
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I agreed with you even though I felt the premise was a bad one

Also, you are on record saying that you aren't voting unless reparations is on the table. This seems to contradict your stance about Cubes plan was for all of black people but the women on that panel seemed to be upset there wasn't anything specific to black women.

If a candidates platform is rooted in something that all blacks will benefit from, you won't vote if it doesn't include reparations. Doesn't this feel ironic?
 
Knock_Twice said:
Meg is not a good representation, nor is Cardi or Glo in my opinion.

That's all I'm saying, if you think they are good representation for that group of 18-24 to be listening to so that they cast their vote, Kool
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Fam, you acting like they were trying to get a position in the cabinet

But I will concede that was probably not the best idea they could've rolled out with.
 
AP4.0 said:
I also wouldn't need those 3 to convince me to vote.

I would look at the policies and go from there
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I stated that black voters are becoming politically aware of what's at stake and will be going forward. Those performative acts and celebs won't cut it any more. It's going to be all about the policies and what you're going to do.

It didn't work this time and that was the last time it could have worked. Now you actually have to have something tangible to give out to the people, black folks any ways.
 
AP4.0 said:
Fam, you acting like they were trying to get a position in the cabinet

But I will concede that was probably not the best idea they could've rolled out with.
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That's all what I, and Mr. BFK was stating, from reading his posts. I can't take you serious now (I didn't before) that you're bringing out someone like a Cardi, Meg and Glo to try and grab votes
 
AP4.0 said:
I agreed with you even though I felt the premise was a bad one

Also, you are on record saying that you aren't voting unless reparations is on the table. This seems to contradict your stance about Cubes plan was for all of black people but the women on that panel seemed to be upset there wasn't anything specific to black women.

If a candidates platform is rooted in something that all blacks will benefit from, you won't vote if it doesn't include reparations. Doesn't this feel ironic?
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Yes I am on record for reparations.

Cube plans did not include reparations. I am not 100% sure. But let's say that it did not include reparations. His plan had things that would have helped Black America, exclusive for us. No other group could touch what was in that plan, then I would have considered voting for whoever was going to put Cube's plan into play.
Cube actually sat down with the likes of a Claude Anderson and others who understands what Black Natives need.
 
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