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In reply to the discussion: An example of racism from the so-called "far left." [View all]yardwork
(69,347 posts)Nowhere have I said that. In fact, I've pointed out that most or all of these folks ran as Democrats, supported by the Democratic Party. This effort to link my OP with elected officials is missing the point.
If you would read my OP again, and follow the link I face to the twitter thread - noting the first response, as I pointed to - you might see what I'm trying to say here.
to;dr
The tweet by a self-described member of Democratic Socialists of America reveals an entitled, white-centric cluelessness about an important issue affecting millions of Americans of color. The tweeter's making a point of mocking Shontel Brown - who, as you pointed out, didn't even introduce this bill! - suggests ongoing sour grapes about the loss of DSA's preferred candidate in Brown's district.
As a far-left liberal progressive with many socialist ideals, who admires young people who are standing up to many problems inherent in our nation's structure, I deplore the casual, clueless racism in this tweet. It undermines solidarity. We must do better.
I really don't know why this is controversial.