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I may be conservative… but I’m still Black

Posted on 24/02/2010 by theblackcommenter

Conservative AND Black In my political journey from idealistic stalwart Democrat to die-hard conservative, I have paid little price for my convictions, chiefly because I tend to keep my political opinions to myself and don’t really feel like arguing with … Continue reading →

Posted in History, politics | Tagged black conservative, black history, Black republican, conservative black man, Conservatives are racist, Democratic Party, democrats, race politics, racism, Republican party, society | 25 Comments

Plantation Politics and Black Republicanism

Posted on 23/06/2009 by theblackcommenter

The photo of the men above illustrate part of the reason I made my transition from the plantation of the Democratic Party on which many Black Americans continue to languish. These men elected during the period of Reconstruction were the … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged black conservative, black history, black people used by democrats, Black republican, Blacks in congress, Democrat Party, escape from liberalism, history of Black republicans, liberal hypocrisy, race politics | 12 Comments

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