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Re: Uniting Americans
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: March 21, 2023, 6:54 pm
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In 2023, wokeness is True Leftism:
HTML https://nypost.com/2023/03/18/dei-director-harassed-by-school-for-questioning-policies/
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> Black DEI director: I was called white supremacist for
questioning woke policies
> ...
> she’s out of a job after colleagues retaliated against her for
questioning certain diversity, equity, and inclusion policies at
the Cupertino, California, school.
>
> But her vision of diversity and inclusion, it seems, was the
wrong one.
>
> “I’m trying to create safe spaces for everyone,” Lee said.
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Including for oppressors?
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> after Jewish students and faculty members alike told her
they’d experienced anti-Semitism on campus, Lee asked for help
organizing a summit to address the issue.
>
> Instead, she said, coworkers told her the event wasn’t
important and that Jewish people are white oppressors.
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The coworkers are correct!
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/true-left-vs-false-left/jews-have-nothing-in-common-with-us!/
True Leftism has been mainstreamed!
Continuing:
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> Regardless, as of June 15th, she’ll be out of a job.
>
> “I had to be eliminated by any means necessary,” Lee said.
>
> For a diversity, equity, and inclusion professional who truly
believes in the importance of her craft, the experience has been
disillusioning: “Bringing people together to explore and talk
about different ideologies was deemed unacceptable and not
welcome.”
>
> Her mission, Lee said, is “surfacing different perspectives
that we have … because once we’re clear and understand each
other, then we can identify points of commonality. The whole
point is multiple perspectives.
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No, the whole point is extermination of oppressors. Besides, any
Jew who uses the term "anti-Semitism" instead of
"anti-Jewishness" is already trying to mislead us:
HTML http://aryanism.net/blog/aryan-sanctuary/stop-calling-anti-jewishness-anti-semitism/
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Re: Uniting Americans
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: April 6, 2023, 1:56 pm
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Previously:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/issues/uniting-americans/msg16017/#msg16017
Now, as I predicted, the New World blood memory gratitude to
Andalus is surfacing:
HTML https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/more-hispanics-converting-to-islam/
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> "Based on data Latinos are the fastest growing ethnic group
embracing Islam in America," Fletcher said. "People just show up
and they say hey we're coming here to embrace Islam."
> ...
> "It just really started to pull at my heart," Serrano said
>
> "I feel like I just I found my answer," Sanchez said.
>
> They say the religion gave them peace.
>
> "It was kind of like a coincidence you know like I'm thirsty
and then some guy with a water bottle was just like, 'hey you
want some water?'" Sanchez expressed.
> ...
> "We actually can keep our culture intact and be a better
version of what it means to be a Latino," Fletcher said.
>
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Anyone living in the US who does not support:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/issues/operation-gaddafi/
is not American but a Western occupier.
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Re: Uniting Americans
DIR By: rp
Date: May 4, 2023, 10:51 pm
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HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmAJ5fBankE
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Re: Uniting Americans
DIR By: rp
Date: June 11, 2023, 12:02 am
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HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FUue58GH8c
Note the Western clothing of the Eurocentrist who keeps
defending "Whites".
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Re: Uniting Americans
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: June 29, 2023, 8:56 pm
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This is folkism:
HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/asian-americans-affirmative-action-ruling-215248837.html
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> Many Asian American groups and leaders are speaking out
against the Supreme Court ruling that struck down affirmative
action Thursday.
>
> Some experts and activists argued that the decision is an
example of Asian Americans’ being used as a “wedge” to erode
civil rights.
>
> They point out that while the two cases, led by the
conservative activist Ed Blum — who is white — argued that
Harvard’s and the University of North Carolina’s policies
discriminated against Asian Americans, no Asian American
students came forward to testify to having experienced
discrimination.
> ...
> “Throwing the idea that Asian Americans are somehow being
harmed by efforts to address inequity, by efforts to address
segregation, is a really concerning cover for what the
proponents of this case have been trying to do.”
> ...
> Representatives of Asian Americans Advancing Justice said that
the decision is anti-Black and that it perpetuates a systemic
racism that has always been present in higher education.
> ...
> “We are outraged that the Supreme Court has chosen to ignore
long-standing legal precedent in favor of supporting racial
inequity that harms all people of color, including Asian
Americans,” John C. Yang, Advancing Justice’s president and
executive director, said in the statement.
> ...
> “Despite attempts by those seeking to divide us to maintain
white supremacy and existing power structures, communities of
color are stronger than ever.”
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Also, I like how it is being explicitly stated that Jews are
"white". See also:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/true-left-vs-false-left/jews-have-nothing-in-common-with-us!/msg10964/#msg10964
HTML http://aryanism.net/blog/aryan-sanctuary/the-one-headline-i-have-been-waiting-for-all-these-years/
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Re: Uniting Americans
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: August 8, 2023, 11:52 pm
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HTML https://us.yahoo.com/news/blasian-march-unites-black-asian-194747879.html
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> A march that brought together Black, Asian and Blasian (Black
and Asian) communities was held in Sacramento, California, on
Saturday.
>
> What it is: The event, dubbed the “Blasian March,” sought to
promote solidarity and improve communication between the
communities of color. Its first iteration took place in New York
City in 2020 and has since expanded with local chapters across
the nation.
> ...
> Who’s behind it: The initiative was created by dancer, writer
and public speaker Rohan Zhou-Lee, who has also led similar
marches for Pride, climate change and Afghan refugees. The
latest Blasian March was organized in partnership with the
Sacramento chapter of the Asian American Liberation Network
(AALN), Brown Blossom Rising, Lavender Lotus and Sacramento
Filipinx LGBTQIA.
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:)
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Re: Uniting Americans
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: August 29, 2023, 5:02 pm
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HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/opinion-immigrant-communities-indebted-civil-100153678.html
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> Opinion: Immigrant communities are indebted to the civil
rights movement. But when will they grapple with their own
anti-Blackness?
> ...
> immigrants have the civil rights movement to thank for the
legal and cultural infrastructures that would be adopted to
enfold Latino and Asian Americans in the multicultural democracy
Black Americans fought for. The wave of the “minority rights
revolution” of the 1970s and 1980s that included Latino rights
and Asian rights activism was built on the backs of the Black
Americans who fought for collective freedom. These immigrant
movements would compare themselves to Black Americans as a
strategy, claiming they were “like Black” to make demands that
would resonate with the public, to garner the political power
necessary to win recognition and political, material and social
resources.
>
> These movements, however, rarely acknowledged that the Black
freedom struggle never ended, and that, in their pursuit of
upward mobility, their own communities had excluded and even
harmed Black communities.
>
> Two decades ago, when labor organizers in Los Angeles began
working to raise political consciousness around the exploitation
of immigrant workers, they devised an Immigrant Workers Freedom
Ride inspired by the civil rights movement's Freedom Rides of
1961. The strategy would draw public attention to immigrant
workers rights as civil rights deserving of political
protection. Having received the support of Black civil rights
leaders, 900 riders boarded 18 buses departing from 10 cities
with 100 planned stops, including major sites of civil rights
struggles.
>
> The ride had a transformative outcome. In learning about and
visiting the living histories of the civil rights movement,
immigrant activists were better able to see their own
experiences of exploitation, discrimination and
“invisibilization” through a new lens. Their lives and
collective struggles were interconnected with Black Americans'.
>
> Similarly, in June 2018, the Council on American-Islamic
Relations, the Muslim American civil rights organization known
as CAIR, embarked on a civil rights tour in Alabama. The
monthlong campaign followed 30 Muslim American civil rights
leaders and activists from around the country on a tour of
symbolic sites significant to the civil rights movement.
>
> Through their reflections on social media, Muslim leaders made
powerful connections between the present-day violence,
surveillance and day-to-day discrimination experienced by Muslim
American immigrants and the persistent violence and bravery of
Black civil rights activists in the 1960s. They were overcome
with emotion when they learned the roots of Muslim history in
the United States, one rooted in the experiences of Black
enslaved people.
>
> And many became more aware of their immigrant communities’
strategic distance from Black Americans and their buy-in to the
“model minority” identity. Muslim immigrant activists confronted
the realities that their communities have also been anti-Black.
>
> Through an honest, emergent understanding of their place and
complicity in the racial order, Muslim organizers understood
that reckoning with the past provided them a bridge for
coalition-building with Black Americans.
>
> Historical reckonings are messy work. They require a
commitment to collective reflection and discomfort. Groups have
to recognize when defensive postures emerge and examine the
roots of their resistance. They must allow for the admission of
harm they have caused and a dedication to doing better.
Reckonings come with the recognition that change does not come
quickly or easily, but with faith and persistence, in the spirit
of the ongoing Black freedom struggle.
>
> There’s no better place for these reckonings than California,
where immigrant histories are diverse and deep, where the work
to eradicate anti-Blackness would yield immeasurable gains in
forging a wide solidarity politics across race and class among
communities. As King wrote in his letter from the Birmingham
jail just months before the March on Washington: “We are caught
in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment
of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all
indirectly.”
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Re: Uniting Americans
DIR By: rp
Date: November 10, 2023, 10:43 am
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HTML https://twitter.com/StellaEscoTV/status/1721298941604741127
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>
> Stella Escobedo
> @StellaEscoTV
> 🚨LOOK🚨 Taliban flag (white one) spotted many
times at yesterdays DC march. Take note, no American flags at
these protests.
>
[img]
HTML https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F-NIQyJbMAA1AXF?format=jpg&name=large[/img]
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Being American and pro-Taliban is not a contradiction!:
HTML https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b8/Reagan_sitting_with_people_from_the_Afghanistan-Pakistan_region_in_February_1983.jpg/1200px-Reagan_sitting_with_people_from_the_Afghanistan-Pakistan_region_in_February_1983.jpg
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Re: Uniting Americans
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: December 19, 2023, 7:25 pm
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HTML https://www.nbcnews.com/news/asian-america/biden-commemorates-80th-anniversary-repeal-chinese-exclusion-act-rcna130295
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> President Joe Biden commemorated the 80th anniversary of the
repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Act, which barred Chinese
laborers from entering the country.
>
> In a White House official statement released Sunday, Biden
said the legislation, enacted in 1882, was a measure that
“weaponized our immigration system to discriminate against an
entire ethnic group.”
>
> It was the first major law restricting immigration into the
United States; it was repealed in 1943.
>
> “For generations, people of Chinese heritage have enriched our
country — from Chinese laborers who did backbreaking work to
build the transcontinental railroad in the 1800s to the Chinese
Americans who serve in our military, to the authors, artists,
scientists, entrepreneurs, and scholars of today,” Biden said in
the statement. “We honor them, and all immigrants, who continue
to make extraordinary contributions to our nation.”
--- End Quote ---
Those who do not are not Americans. For example:
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> The Chinese Exclusion Act, signed into law by then-president
Chester A. Arthur, put a 10-year moratorium on Chinese labor
immigration. It additionally prevented Chinese immigrants from
becoming naturalized citizens.
--- End Quote ---
This is a Western occupier.
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> By the late 19th century, anger and vitriol began to rise
toward the Chinese community, as white laborers deemed Chinese
migrants a threat to their jobs and livelihoods, as documented
by the New York Historical Society. “The Chinese Must Go” became
a popular rallying cry at the time.
--- End Quote ---
These are Western occupiers. (See also:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/issues/dietary-decolonization/msg5063/#msg5063<br
/>)
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> “The Act, along with racism and xenophobia in other parts of
American life, was part of the anti-Chinese “Driving Out” era
which included the Rock Springs and Hells Canyon massacres,”
Biden wrote in the statement, referencing two massacres that
targeted Chinese immigrant miners.
--- End Quote ---
This was what Western occupiers used to do to Americans.
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> “The repeal of this act was a decision almost wholly grounded
in the exigencies of World War II, as Japanese propaganda made
repeated reference to Chinese exclusion from the United States
in order to weaken the ties between the United States and its
ally, the Republic of China,” according to the State
Department’s Office of the Historian.
--- End Quote ---
Even Japan understood that the Western-occupied US was being
un-American.
--- Quote ---
> While Asian exclusion formally ended with the 1952 Immigration
Act, racial, rather than national quotas were assigned to all
Asian immigrants, according to the Office of the Historian.
These quotas remained in place for over a decade, until the
Immigration Act of 1965.
--- End Quote ---
Only with the arrival of the Counterculture era did the US
finally make more effort to be American.
Related:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/counterculture-era/counterculture-and-western-civilisation/
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Re: Uniting Americans
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: December 24, 2023, 6:52 pm
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HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/minnesota-professor-calls-decolonize-dismantle-090006010.html
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> Minnesota professor calls to 'decolonize' and 'dismantle' the
US: 'Go as hard as possible'
> ...
> Earlier this month, University of Minnesota liberal arts
professor Melanie Yazzie took the stage with several other
speakers as part of the anti-capitalist Native American advocacy
group the Red Nation's "teach-in" on the Israel-Hamas war.
>
> During the pro-Palestinian event, Yazzie made several
controversial comments, including early on when she said she
wanted a takeaway from the event to be that "we're all
indigenous people who come from nations who are under occupation
by the United States government."
>
> "And, of course, the U.S. bankrolls the Israeli occupation of
Palestinian land," Yazzie continued. "They're one and the same,
really."
>
> "So it's our responsibility as people who are within the
United States to go as hard as possible to decolonize this
place, because that will reverberate all across the world,"
Yazzie said.
> ...
> "Palestine is the alternative path for native nations."
>
> "It is a righteous struggle and it is so powerful that it has
literally, in 60 days, changed the entire world," Yazzie said.
"The entire world has changed. I knew it the moment that it
happened that nothing, and I mean nothing for colonizers or for
any of the good, humble people of the Earth, would ever be the
same ever again."
>
> "And we need to lean into that. Lean into the fact that
colonizers are scared," she said, laughing. "Lean into scaring
them and making them feel uncomfortable!"
>
> Yazzie, who said she was the co-host of the Red Nation podcast
"Red Power Hour," decried "liberalism" as "bulls---" and "trash"
that "was founded upon imperialism and colonialism."
--- End Quote ---
Finally leftists are openly dissociating from liberalism!
--- Quote ---
> "Enough! Enough with investing our time with liberalism!" she
cried. "That is not resistance.
>
> "Resistance is the only thing… the only kind of death blows to
colonialism, imperialism that have happened historically because
indigenous people have resisted in the various places where this
violence has touched down."
>
> Yazzie also delivered a message to their "Palestinian
relatives," where she called the U.S. a "violent settler
project" and she and her comrades have the "moral authority" to
do so "as the original people" of America.
--- End Quote ---
This is the folkist messaging we need!
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