The building block that made the Republican Party so powerful was its Big-Tent ideology of bring the best of what you got and make the country better.
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This is exemplified in Dr. King Jr. "I Have A Dream Speech" in which he advocated not for post-racialism but for us to see superficial differences, acknowledge them and not allow them to determine our valuation of the character of man.
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Basically, I see your color, heritage and culture but it doesn't matter to your individual character. Much of the establishment class of Republicans in DC and many think tanks are elitists themselves and view average people as a hindrance or chess pieces to be moved about.
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This has led the party to engage in completely unproductive rhetoric. An example would be: "Don't be slaves on the Democrat plantation". This is no different than the phrase "Uncle Tom".
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Because at the core of both is the idea that you don't think or vote as I wish which means you must be deficient in some way.
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The reality is that this dynamic has played out on our side as well, we've been lied to and manipulated by our own party and elites in academia over the years which puts us in the same position as those on the left who have been manipulated.
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As we move into black history month do not be manipulated by "white history month" rhetoric and these shouldn't exist.
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Many of these have roots in the Republican party and our history with the black community as the original Black & Tans segment of the party including the original "Negro History Week" created by republican Carter G Woodson.
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We are the natural home for blacks and yet we are the reason that is no longer the case for the formentioned reasons and the establishment Lily White Republican movement's attack on the Black & Tans which were the result of our founding with Lincoln and Douglass.
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The solution is to trust those who know this history take on the left for you on the battlefield of ideas and beat CRT with American history of which black history is a part.
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Our education system never taught real black history because it is a story of resilience, grit and conservative values which create success in the face of insurmountable odds placed before us by democrats. We've lost our history as a party and culture.
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There are is far more at play, history, policy, dynamics of intercultural and interpersonal communication, introspective thought, culture, natural degradation of societies, money etc.
I've touched on much of it before in relation to other topics.
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