GoodSenseFarm

In purgatory...

[Irami Osei-Frimpong @IramiOF]

It's almost impossible to underestimate the damage done to the struggle by insecure Black folks who don't want to admit that #ADOS folks are stably broken and degraded in the US.

What is it going to take to admit that we aren't winning?

[Leo Carney @chefcarney]

“Despite hosting a presidential debate within 3 miles of Black-owned and Black-led media outlets in Atlanta, CNN did not extend an invite to the event to locally-based publications catering to a Black audience.” 🤦🏾‍♂️

https://t.co/2yz9eKb4dy

[🧟‍♂️One Terrible Pot 🇺🇸 @MS_Neg]

The whole “Black Jobs” discourse should be illuminating to working class Black Americans! We have to advocate for ourselves educated or not. YOU cannot leave your advocacy to the “community”, large swaths of BLACK AMERICANS are eager to throw us under a bus to score cheap points!

[ADOS Advocacy Foundation @ADOSorg]

What are “Black” jobs? These are the kind of jobs. 👇🏾

Mississippi farms pay overdue wages for favoring immigrants over local Black workers, agency says | AP News #blackjob #biden #trump https://t.co/o4nQxGVwOG

[Yvette Carnell 🇺🇸 @BreakingBrown]

In her dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, joined by Justices Elena Kagan and Ketanji Brown Jackson, wrote that the decision would leave society’s most vulnerable with fewer protections.

She added that the laws, which impose fines and potential jail time for people “sleeping anywhere in public at any time, including in their cars, if they use as little as a blanket to keep warm or a rolled-up shirt as a pillow,” punished people for being homeless.

“That is unconscionable and unconstitutional,” Justice Sotomayor wrote. She read her dissent from the bench, a rare move that signals profound disagreement.

[Yvette Carnell 🇺🇸 @BreakingBrown]

SCOTUS basically saying government doesn’t have to do its job of taking care of its citizens, ie affordable housing, but can harass & exclude the homeless.

A hellscape.
https://t.co/bXAQokwbl6

[Yvette Carnell 🇺🇸 @BreakingBrown]

We *ARE* a wealthless group, with zero social capital to boost us, so yes, “Black jobs” exist.

We are low income workers.

The people mocking the “Black jobs” comment are largely Black Boule or Boule attached. That’s why they gotta go. They shouldn’t be representing us.

[Irami Osei-Frimpong @IramiOF]

Yes. There are such things as Black jobs. Severe occupational segregation is barely a generation away. There is a reason that your HVAC guy isn't Black.

[Yvette Carnell 🇺🇸 @BreakingBrown]

Was the “Black media” at the White House sounding the alarm here?

#ADOS, both our politicians & the media we would use to hold them accountable are captured.

There is a conspiracy of silence that has folks acting as cheerleaders for celebrities & abandoning their families

[Non-Human Media @NonHumanMedia1]

Matthew J. Perry describes how in South Carolina you didn't have to pass the bar to practice law until Black Americans started graduating from law schools

[WenGuangLie 🇺🇸 @guang_lie]

❌ Black housekeepers

“The Hampton Inn is accused of firing Black housekeepers because of their race and retaliating against those who had complained. According to the EEOC, the general manager of the Hampton Inn hotel advised her employees that she wanted to get ‘Mexicans’ in”

[WenGuangLie 🇺🇸 @guang_lie]

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You know that racist lie that “liberals” parrot about illegal immigrants doing jobs that “Blacks” don’t want to do? 🤬 Well, read this EEOC lawsuit describing the kind of discrimination encountered by African Americans vegetable and fruit pickers:

[GoodSenseFarm @GoodSenseFarm]

Yes. Pervasive and structurally specific. Knowing how to geo-locate and exploit Black vulnerability is a part of the education.

[Don’t Boo…Revolt! @BreeNewsome]

Where would young white people get exposed to racist ideology? Literally everywhere in this society. That’s why this gaslighting from white society around the pervasiveness of racism is another form of violence. It’s the oxygen that allows the fire to keep burning.//

[GoodSenseFarm @GoodSenseFarm]

@RepAlGreen Where's the legislation?

[GoodSenseFarm @GoodSenseFarm]

@BreakingBrown Meanwhile.....the state of Louisiana is suing Katrina survivors. https://t.co/sZvchcggdm

[Richard A. Webster @RichardAWebster]

2/ Of the hundreds of lawsuits filed over New Orleans properties, over two-thirds targeted properties in high-poverty neighborhoods.

Nearly 80% were in neighborhoods with a higher proportion of Black residents than the city as a whole.

https://t.co/5NO5q21RUA

[GoodSenseFarm @GoodSenseFarm]

https://t.co/sZvchcggdm

[Richard A. Webster @RichardAWebster]

2/ Of the hundreds of lawsuits filed over New Orleans properties, over two-thirds targeted properties in high-poverty neighborhoods.

Nearly 80% were in neighborhoods with a higher proportion of Black residents than the city as a whole.

https://t.co/5NO5q21RUA

[GoodSenseFarm @GoodSenseFarm]

Mostly #ados Katrina survivors being sued by the state for improper use of HUD funds when they were told they could use it to rebuild. They've already collected $5mill from 452 families.

[Richard A. Webster @RichardAWebster]

Katrina engulfed Celeste Matthews’ house in 5 feet of water.

1/ The state’s “Road Home” program gave her $30k to elevate her home. She says a rep told her she could use it on repairs.

Years later, the state demanded the money back, and sued her for it.

She’s not alone 👇

[Antonio Moore @tonetalks]

“Revealed: 93% of districts in major US cities unaffordable to Black residents” If we disaggregate the data I am willing to bet it’s near 100 percent for #ados.
https://t.co/VPju2hvhzj

And you wonder why #ados said reparations is the last chance for #ados.

[Christian Smalls @Shut_downAmazon]

The D C Takeover @amazonlabor @DerrickPalmer_ ✊🏾