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Black Americans Should Blame Democratic Lawmakers for Segregating America

Bren Kelly
6 min readJan 5, 2025

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The White Great Mental Wall of America

The New White Deal Housing Code, the underwriting of real Middle-Class wealth. It was the 1938 First Federal White Nationalization or Segregation Law. It federally consolidated numerous scattered ones. [Courtesy of the federal government.]
The New White Deal Housing Code, the underwriting of real Middle-Class wealth. It was the 1938 First Federal White Nationalization or Segregation Law. It federally consolidated numerous scattered ones. [Courtesy of the federal government.]

Do you want apologies for systemic racism? Have you thought about who laid the foundation for the nationalizing apartheid through housing law and when it was done? Believing white-centric narratives of American history is the most significant barrier thwarting your realization of it. You listen to their labels and take them at face value. You believe what the white liberal Party leaders tell you. Like me, they lied to you repeatedly. Though it is easy to prove, you will continue to believe the lie. Why? Why do you do it if you’re a Black American or a minority?

The modern Democrats won’t let you blame the source of this depravity. Instead, they praise it. I remember seeing Congressman Jamie Raskin of Maryland stand up in front of the Democratic Party conventioneers and blatantly deceive on two key issues: slavery and the New Deal. Constitutional American Slavery (CAS) is very much alive. You can read the amendment to abolish it on Congresswoman Nikema Williams’s website. It is sponsored by Senator Corey Booker of New Jersey and Jeff Senator Merkley of Oregon in the Senate. I won’t go over why this type of slavery is slavery. There are just no blacks, so it is the primary target of it as they’ve been for hundreds of years under different types of slavery…

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Bren Kelly
Bren Kelly

Written by Bren Kelly

Engaged in Inequalities, dismantling Western Consciousness, confronting American narratives, seeking inherent injustices to address.

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