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Dear Former POTUS & Current Vice President: Black Men Are Not Your Negro

Its amazing that in 2024 that black men are still looked at as slaves. Whether its at our jobs, relationships, or just being a ‘AMERICAN’, we’re still a Nigga. What’s worst, is many of us have come to accept this and we have no push back. I’m sorry, I’m a rebellious Negro and I can’t fold like that. When Barack Obama had his speech towards black men last week, it made me pause like, “Nigga how dare you”? We are not your Negro. Free-thinking black men will not succumb to what is ‘progressive’. We are no longer on the plantation. Kamala is a plant that is a symbolic figure to trick black folks. She can’t even answer direct questions! Nevertheless, many of you Negroes will still vote for her using media talking points. That’s when you Negroes watch the evening news.

We are not your Negro. Black Men have awakened when it comes to voting and what we stand for. We see those ‘brothers’ trying to cape for Kamala and the Democratic party; but we aren’t riding, lol. The fact Barack Obama singled out black men trying to check us, he has no link to us as a people. Then Kamala follows up with some bs plan and has some weed regulation to make us happy? Now I know some of you dumb Negroes will be happy, but us intelligent brothers will say it was disrespectful. This Obama and Harris situation just proves that as black men we are still looked at as bucks and slaves. No matter what we create or if we’re best in-tact Fathers; we’re always a second-class citizen. Kamala may have some Negro in her but she’s “Not Like Us”. Remember that. As for Obama, we see you partner, and we’re watching. Free-thinking black men no longer reside on the plantation so stop the nonsense.

We Are Not Your Negro.

Its 2024 and black men are tired of being y’all’s mule. Them days are over. Obama you should be ashamed for calling out black men for something we didn’t even do. So its wrong for us to think critically? HUH? But its right to think and follow behind our women though? FOH! We Are Not Your Negro! And for Kamala, who conveniently cosplay ‘blackness’ but reps her Asian heritage when its convenient. We know how you rose to the top. Leave black men alone. We are not your Negro. Black men have been trying for decades to change the negative stereotype and we’ll be damned if we go back. We’ve become better fathers, providers, and overall good men. We are not your Negro Obama and Kamala because we don’t answer to you. We rock steady and stay ready. Peace!

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Activism African American Women angel-reese basketball Beyonce black-history Black America Black Athletes Black Community Black Culture Black Family Black Lives Matter Black men Black Women caitlin-clark Christianity Colin Kaepernick Comedy Current Events Domestic Violence donald-trump Effeminate ESPN Fatherhood Feminism First Take Hip hop Homophobia Kamala Harris Kevin Durant LeBron James Men in dresses Michael Vick NBA news NFL PETA Police Brutality Politics Race Racism relationships Sports Stephen A. Smith WNBA

Activism African American Women angel-reese basketball Beyonce black-history Black America Black Athletes Black Community Black Culture Black Family Black Lives Matter Black men Black Women caitlin-clark Christianity Colin Kaepernick Comedy Current Events Domestic Violence donald-trump Effeminate ESPN Fatherhood Feminism First Take Hip hop Homophobia Kamala Harris Kevin Durant LeBron James Men in dresses Michael Vick NBA news NFL PETA Police Brutality Politics Race Racism relationships Sports Stephen A. Smith WNBA

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