the connection to LF was so slim that I find it hard to believe it was a legitimate concern rather than scare tactic
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Replying to @jp_malone
shrug. My experience has been, especially if you were involved with black radical politics in the 80s and 90s...
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Replying to @csilverandgold @jp_malone
unless it was like all black feminist/black queer spaces, anti-semitism, unfortunately, tended to be rampant.
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Replying to @csilverandgold @jp_malone
as it is rampant in the black community period, if we're being honest. Do you know how often I've heard "the Jews control X"?
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Replying to @jp_malone
lol I blame the structural disenfranchisement of black folks especially relative to the financial system. Natural to want 2 blame
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Replying to @csilverandgold
it's a perfectly storm of real grievances meeting fake conspiracies
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Replying to @jp_malone
preach. Anyway, I don't think the Farrakhan thing was so out of bounds, though it did play on him being a Muslim in a gross way.
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Replying to @csilverandgold @jp_malone
but baby Keith did say some wild stuff about some of our black radicals whose anti-zionism DID shade into anti-semitism.
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tbh I didn't look *too* deep into bc I feel like every black pol gets tied to LF at some point
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yup. and they all just need to say they were in it for the black liberation and stayed away from the anti-semitism stuff. Simple.
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