Black Naval Academy and Disney North

 

Down with the White Chiffon Jesus!

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By killing Affirmative Action, the Republican Party is now officially – DEAD! Those Christian Judges who do evil for the sake of a White Privileged Jesus – in the name of upholding American Traditions – need to go found their own party, and stop leaching off my families party of real traditionists..

GET OUT – NOW!

When I become President, I will found a all-Black military college on Alameda Island, and a all-Black Navy stationed where the new A’s stadium was going to be built. President Biden was on T.V. earlier promising a new way to get around the Cult Followers of the Chiffon Jesus. As Commander In Chief he should declare the forfeiture of the GI Loan to Black Veterans an ongoing – MILITARY CRISIS – that hurts the offspring of Black Veterans – forever! This has weakened America in the event of future wars, where Blacks may not be willing to serve.

We the People are about to spend a trillion dollars on our Navy alone to ward off the aggression of China that just struck at the Heart of America – employing members of the Supreme Court – who do not get an opinion in regards to Military Matters. SIT DOWN – AND SHUT UP! Will be one of my campaign mottos.

John The Preparer For Jesus In America

When Eugene Burnett saw the neat tract houses of Levittown, New York, he knew he wanted to buy one. It was 1949, and he was ready to settle down in a larger home with his family. The newly established Long Island suburb seemed like the perfect place to begin their postwar life—one that, he hoped, would be improved with the help of the GI Bill, a piece of sweeping legislation aimed at helping World War II veterans like Burnett prosper after the war.

But when he spoke with a salesman about buying the house using a GI Bill-guaranteed mortgage, the door to suburban life in Levittown slammed firmly in his face. The suburb wasn’t open to Black residents.

“It was as though it wasn’t real,” Burnett’s wife, Bernice, recalled. “Look at this house! Can you imagine having this? And then for them to tell me because of the color of my skin that I can’t be part of it?”

G.I. Bill

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The Burnetts weren’t the only Black Americans for whom the promise of the GI Bill turned out to be an illusion. Though the bill helped white Americans prosper and accumulate wealth in the postwar years, it didn’t deliver on that promise for veterans of color. In fact, the wide disparity in the bill’s implementation ended up helping drive growing gaps in wealth, education and civil rights between white and Black Americans.

While the GI Bill’s language did not specifically exclude African-American veterans from its benefits, it was structured in a way that ultimately shut doors for the 1.2 million Black veterans who had bravely served their country during World War II, in segregated ranks.