Mission Statement: Encourage Black Americans to vote out the current Congressional Black Caucus. Choose politicians who advocate for a BLACK AMERICAN agenda!
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Hello, my name is Darrell Bell. I am a former United States Marine. I have a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems and an Associate of Science in Computer Science. I retired from the Veterans Administration Hospital after 19 years of loyal service. I have a newsletter at https://darrellnewsletter7.com, and my email is pep@darrellnewsletter7.com. We focus on the critical thinking of black Americans.
Empower Yourself: Engage in Black Political Literacy Today!
Join us in our mission to educate and inspire Black Americans to become politically aware and active in their communities. Your voice matters! Check out the link below
Blacks & Politics(Opens in a new browser tab)
It is concerning to observe that every Black American politician seems to advocate for benefits for Israel, while none appear to support reparations for the descendants of American slavery. This situation could be viewed as a disservice to Black American citizens. The underlying issue stems from a lack of unity and organization among Black Americans in taking control of their own destiny. Consequently, there is a strong argument for the removal of the entire Congressional Black Caucus and Black Senate from office.
Join us in fostering a sense of pride for all Americans. Our goal is for every American to unite in solidarity. However, this cannot be accomplished if existing power structures maintain an ongoing agenda that perpetuates the marginalization of Black Americans physically, socially, economically, and educationally. We invite you to explore our newsletter for more information. Please find the link below.
Being a Black American in America!
The role of Black Americans in contemporary American politics is minimal. Many Black Americans have chosen to elect Caribbean and African politicians, who often lack a specific agenda addressing the needs and concerns of Black Americans. Instead, these politicians tend to focus on issues pertinent to Caribbean and African communities residing in the United States. Consequently, Black American representatives frequently prioritize the interests of various ethnic groups over those of Black Americans themselves.
Blacks & Politics(Opens in a new browser tab)
It is critical to recognize that many Black American politicians often prioritize advocating for benefits related to Israel over reparations for the descendants of American slavery. This situation underscores a broader concern that only Black Americans have the power to confront and challenge the ongoing systematic issues affecting their communities.