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Ralph J. Chittams, Sr. posted a discussionWith Friends Like This ...
Right now, I AM LIVID! On Friday evening, House Republicans and a Democrat President trampled the rights of 600,00 citizens of the United States and no one seems to care. Restricting the use of local funds and imposing a Federal education mandate was a frontal assault on the rights of the citizens of the District of Columbia. Not surprisingly, leadership of the DC Republican Party has been silent. I guess one shouldn't criticize friends. Nonsense!Understand, I am anti-abortion and…See More
Kenneth McClenton replied to Ralph J. Chittams, Sr.'s discussion Time To Grow Up in the group RBE- Washington DC"I enjoyed reading your recommendation. I adore the Herculean efforts of Ms. Hamer in spite of the racist resistance of LBJ. Hence, this is where our discussion draws separate paths. History needs to be reviewed before we place individuals behind…"
Ralph J. Chittams, Sr. posted a blog postTime To Grow Up
In 1964, Fannie Lou Hamer and representatives of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party crashed the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. Ms. Hamer was not welcomed by Democrats. However, she persevered and broke through the door. As a result of that action, and others, Southern Dixiecrats left the Democratic Party and became Republicans. By the late 1960s, the Southern Strategy” was fully realized. Fast forward fifty years. The Democratic Party has a “lock” on the Black vote. The…See More
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Time To Grow Up
In 1964, Fannie Lou Hamer and representatives of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party crashed the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. Ms. Hamer was not welcomed by Democrats. However, she persevered and broke through the door. As a result of that action, and others, Southern Dixiecrats left the Democratic Party and became Republicans. By the late 1960s, the Southern Strategy” was fully realized. Fast forward fifty years. The Democratic Party has a “lock” on the Black…See More
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Time To Grow Up
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In 1964, Fannie Lou Hamer and representatives of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party crashed the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. Ms. Hamer was not welcomed by Democrats. However, she persevered and broke through the door. As a result of that action, and others, Southern Dixiecrats left the Democratic…
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