Tamika Mallory.
Posted on 09/26/2020 2:15:04 PM PDT by rickmichaels
Kentucky’s black attorney general just isn’t black enough for a lot of radical activists.
The co-founder of the Women’s March, Tamika Mallory, called Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron a “sell-out negro” who is no different from those black tribes that sold Africans into slavery.
Apparently, Black Lives Matter only if they think a certain way.
Cameron, a Republican widely seen in Kentucky as a possible successor to Senator Mitch McConnell, has come under fire from black activists and white liberals for his decision not to charge two of the officers involved in the Breonna Taylor killing with a crime.
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gotta get more popcorn
Back to the plantation, boy.
THEY are NEVER satisfied, are they???
Oh yes, they’re big into kindness to various groups, nd big on trashing anyone who says anything negative.
Then watch them pull out the name-calling and slurs when said group member doesn’t toe the line.
....this comment is of a kind with whomever that black journalist [sic] was on teevee the other night who said Mr. Cameron might be “skin-folk” but he wasn’t “kin folk”....
the more that these folks denigrate their fellow blacks, the more white America sees them for what they are....total frauds, not even worth listening to .....
Being a “sell out Negro” who follows the law beats a Kool Aid drinking Negro who parrots a false narrative.
I believe the AG position in Kentucky is an elected office.
People in Kentucky did NOT choose Daniel Cameron as their AG specifically for Blacks ONLY.
A concept Women’s March co-founder Tamika Mallory wouldn’t understand that one bit. As so-called Women’s March only represents a fraction of the women folks.
They might not want that grand jury information out there. It might be very damning to their narrative.
Now that most are heartily sick and tired of all things BLM, they should be careful what they demand next.
It’s a good thing that the left aren’t racists......
” Women’s March Co-Founder Calls Kentucky’s Black AG a ‘Sell-Out Negro’”
Says the Democratic plantation you know what.
“sell-out negro” who is no different from those black tribes that sold Africans into slavery.”
Yes no difference, no difference at all.
WOW! Blacks are finally admitting that BLACKS sold other BLACKS into slavery?
Damn, there go the reparations!!!!
That’s the dirty little secret of black slavery. Tribes on the coast willingly and enthusiastically sold off their neighbors into slavery. Tamika does makesa big mistake, of course. The sellers did not think of themselves or the people they sold as ‘Africans’. They thought of themselves as humans and their neighbors as ‘talking animals who’ve always been a pain in the butt to live around and we are well rid of them’.
I’m as white as popcorn and I voted for Cameron. He’ a good man.
There they go, harshing all over the mellow....
Americans of African origin are and have been proving themselves to be every bit as American as their neighbor citizens of other ethnic origin, and have been doing it since the onus of slavery was lifted from their ancestors following the Civil War and the adoption of the 14th and 15th Amendments to the US Constitution.
As such, there is no inherent requirement that these Americans of African origin must be constricted to only one frame of mind or set of opinions, or live under specified restrictions not of their own choosing.
Everybody has the right to “walk away” from any set of circumstances with which they cannot reconcile themselves to abide by.
The co-founder of the Women’s March, Tamika Mallory, a well-known racist and neo-Nazi agitator, called Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron a “sell-out negro” ...
Tamika Mallory.
He looks like an amazing magnificent WINNER to me!
“Women’s March Co-Founder Calls Kentucky’s Black AG a ‘Sell-Out Negro’”
which apparently is WORSE than an ordinary sell-out, because, get this: he’s black! ... frigging racist ...
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