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Anthony V. Clark

@anthonyvclark20

Imagine if white Democratic voters who identify as wanting to be allies in verb form to poc, showed true allyship & based vote on young Black/Brown voters Wouldn’t be any debate, as Sanders leads in those demographics. Getting behind, not in front is true allyship! #NotMeUs

10:31 PM · Dec 15, 2019

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Anthony V. Clark

@anthonyvclark20

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I hear you but who I am talking about aren’t either! Lol

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There's probably a greater percentage of white people who want to be equal to black people than those who want to be in front, and certainly those who want to be behind. The ones in front have a lot of power though.

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