Posted on 03/26/2024 6:40:39 PM PDT by nickcarraway
A prominent social justice and environmental activist group with high-level access in the Biden administration employs one of the so-called “top soldiers” of the Nation of Islam, a Black nationalist religious organization with a long track record of antisemitism and racism.
Terence Muhammad, the lead events and field coordinator for the Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit Hip Hop Caucus, has repeatedly praised the Nation of Islam and its current leader, Louis Farrakhan, according to a Fox News Digital review of social media posts. The Hip Hop Caucus, whose stated mission is to fight injustice and enact change, has been involved in key Biden administration policy decisions.
And according to the White House visitor logs, Hip Hop Caucus President and CEO Lennox Yearwood has visited at least seven times since Biden took office, with six of those visits happening in 2023. In the most recent example, Yearwood and two other Hip Hop Caucus officials, Tanya House and Cynthia Swann, were hosted in the West Wing for a private meeting with White House Domestic Policy Council adviser Sofia Carratala. “Bless Minister [Louis Farrakhan] allowing one of his top soldiers [Terence Muhammad] 2 be w/ me for #MOW50. Much LOVE to the [Nation of Islam],” Yearwood wrote in a 2013 post during an event commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington.]
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In July 2007, the Rev. Lennox Yearwood was an antiwar activist who disliked Nancy Pelosi and Dick Cheney and hung around with the likes of World Can’t Wait and Cindy Sheehan.
“...hung around with the likes of World Can’t Wait and Cindy Sheehan.”
And now the Biden regime. seven times. Wonderful.
What, exactly, is wrong with black nationalism?
Please be specific. People wanting to be with their own kind is normal.
Every “black nationalist” I know of is a communist, so it is more of a cover.
“Yearwood also serves on the board of Progressive Democrats of America:Progressive Democrats of America is a grassroots PAC that works both inside the Democratic Party and outside in movements for peace and justice. Our goal: Elect a permanent, progressive majority in 2008. PDA’s advisory board includes seven members of Congress and activist leaders such as Tom Hayden, Medea Benjamin, Thom Hartmann, Jim Hightower, and Rev. Lennox Yearwood. For more information, see: http://pdamerica.org. Jodie Evans is also a leader of PDA.”
CREW, Code Pink, PDA ping
Calypso Louie???
In the White Hut too?
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Welcome to “ChrIslam.”
The Islamic stench of Obama and his roaches still fill the hallways of what used to be home and beacon to rights, liberty and freedom.
Clearly, he hasn’t moved out.
The orkin man needs to be called.
For real?
What for real?
Do you think people wanting to be with their own kind is unnatural?
That’s what I said. You answered “for real?”
What are you questioning?
The Nation of Islam is the group that tells blacks to assault asians and whites in random attacks.
Sounds like you’re making excuses for the racist Black Caucus and every other no-Whites-allowed factions.
OK, trebb.
Are you seriously saying that you WANT to be included in all-black organizations and social gatherings?
If you are a white person, based on many years of direct observation as well as the largest population movement in human history that has occurred since 1954 in the United States, I would have to say you are very unusual.
Personally, I don’t want to be part of any organization based on race.
Well, you may not be interested in race - but race is interested in you.
My position is that you lose nothing from being excluded from the black lunch table, the theoretical gains blacks have from their lunch table are probably real, and who knows - you may find sitting at the white lunch table to be agreeable.
Tens of millions of whites who have moved to Northern New England, upcountry in the Carolinas, the intermountain West, and to their little forts in Florida do seem to like their new digs. Who knows? You might, too.
LOL! Nice try.
Why do I get the feeling that if you had been at the Jim Jones camp, you’d have been rolled up in a ball and in agony - and holding your cup out for a refill?
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