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  • The Electoral College & Black Americans

    The reality of the electoral college. Think on this as 2028 approaches. Most Americans think presidential elections are won by the most citizen votes. When in fact the Electoral College decides. But do you know the history behind this institution & system. Reading this book caused me to do a lot more research. The Electoral…

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  • Black Americans Aren’t Others Saviors

    Black Americans have a singular historical experience in the United States — and because of that, many national political agendas simply don’t map onto our reality. The problem isn’t the existence of those agendas; it’s the way certain political coalitions use Black visibility to advance them. Why Black Americans resist being “the face” of others’…

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  • Who Was the U.S. Constitution Written For

    1. Who the Constitution was written for White men with property White men without property (eventually) White women indirectly through their husbands Not Black Americans Not Indigenous nations Not enslaved Africans Not free Black people Not immigrants outside the European category The founding generation openly stated that the new republic was a White republic. James…

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