CLIP 51 (WokePreacherTV) If you're not religious, you have to understand how shockingly alien this is to someone who grew up in so-called "white evangelicalism." Most of us NEVER heard pastors talk about voting like this. If your church *was* political, it was NEVER framed as "elect white people." … 1:07

More context (WokePreacherTV) "The only people who have the option to actually ensure justice for Mr. Trump: the D.A in Georgia is a black woman. The Manhattan D.A is a black man. The federal judge in Washington D.C is a black woman. Power matters. And it is only attained when people vote."

Yet more (WokePreacherTV) Speaker is Danté R. Quick of First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens in Somerset, NJ. Cont'd: "This is a more important election than the election of Barack Obama...This is about the very existence of democracy, and, as always, black people will save democracy in America."

Source: I know Something You Don't Know John 14:1-7 (YouTube @fbcsomerset)

Church for Trayvon

CLIP 52 (WokePreacherTV) That time a "church" in NYC did communion with Skittles and iced tea in memory of Trayvon Martin… (and then it burned later in a fire) … 0:59

BTW: Not iced tea. Arizona brand, but… It's supposed to be Watermelon Cocktail! XD 😆

Middle Church dot org

Ohhhh, this is a former / relatively recent Fallen State guest!

SCREENSHOTS: (WokePreacherTV) quote-tweeting Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis in Feb 2020:

1. Last night’s communion was one of the most powerful I can remember. We offered congregants Skittles and Arizona iced tea; recalling Trayvon Martin’s last supper before his crucifixion.

2. I’m glad that we could offer a moment to honor Trayvon’s life, but still overwhelmed with sorrow and rage. He went out to buy Skittles and iced tea. A child’s meal. When will we let Black kids be kids?

3. The juxtaposition of utter frivolity and harmlessness in the food Trayvon purchased, and the ways he was portrayed as “dangerous,” is too much to bear!

4. Jesus was crucified because the Roman Empire saw his revolutionary love as a danger. Two thousand years later, we’re still crucifying precious love—killing children and blaming them for their death. How long, O Lord? How long?

LOOOOL

Something about high trust society

Ramzpual quote-tweeted about this: This technology can only work in a high trust society (i.e., no "diversity.")

CLIP 53 (TimothyDooner) Delivery robots are losing to the streets … 1:39

ALSO: Ghost of Colin Flaherty (Ghost_of_ColinF) Think about this the next time you hear a democrat or a rino say there is no need for YOU to have an AR-15.

CLIP 54 (NatCon2022) Ring camera video from University City, MO. This is a suburb of St Louis. … 0:42

OTHER

Various headlines / tweets

SICK Sesame Street and “cHiLdReN’s ShOwS”

POCKET: When Mississippi Banned 'Sesame Street' (Mental Floss - by Jake Rossen — Screenshots of article…)

Jake Rossen wrote an Emmett Till article

A National Monument Has Just Been Established to Honor Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley By Jake Rossen | Jul 26, 2023

…. On Tuesday, as The New York Times reports, President Joe Biden signed a proclamation that will formally establish three sites across Mississippi and Illinois as the Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument.

Till, 14, was kidnapped by Roy Bryant and J.W. Milam after the two men were angered over Till’s alleged comments toward Bryant’s wife while Till was visiting relatives in Mississippi; she also stated Till grabbed her. The men beat and murdered Till, then left his body in the Tallahatchie River. They were acquitted by an all-white jury, though both later admitted to killing the child in an interview. The woman, Carolyn Bryant Donham, later admitted that her testimony about Till physically touching her was untrue.* (LIE! Even the CNN article linked doesn’t say this!)

END of CNN article Emmett Till death: Grand jury declines to indict Carolyn Bryant Donham | CNN (Aug 9, 2022) Bryant Donham testified in 1955 that Emmett grabbed her hand, her waist and propositioned her, saying he had been with “White women before.” But years later, when professor Timothy Tyson raised that trial testimony in a 2008 interview with Bryant Donham, he claimed she told him, “That part’s not true.”

The prospect that the woman at the center of Emmett’s case had recanted her testimony – which the US Justice Department said in a memo would contradict statements she made during the state trial in 1955 and later to the FBI – sparked calls for authorities to investigate the case anew.

The DOJ, which had already re-examined and closed the case in 2007, reopened the probe into Emmett’s killing in 2018. But the case was closed in December after the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division concluded it could not prove Bryant Donham had lied. When questioned directly, Bryant Donham adamantly denied to investigators that she had recanted her testimony.

Emmett’s legacy, however, lives on: In March, President Joe Biden signed into law the landmark Emmett Till Antilynching Act, which made lynching a federal hate crime.

Jake Rossen’s Mental Floss (i.e. brainwashing?) article continues.… Following Till’s death, Mamie Till-Mobley waged a battle to have the country bear witness to the horror of the racist crime. She insisted Till have an open-casket funeral so his injuries would be visible. She also wrote to President Dwight Eisenhower pleading for federal intervention in her son’s case. The injustice helped stoke civil rights action. Rosa Parks later cited Till’s murder as one of the reasons she asserted herself on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama, by refusing to stand so a white passenger could sit.

Biden also signed a bill passed in the House that will posthumously give Congressional Gold Medals to Mamie Till-Mobley and her son (WHAT THE…!). Tuesday would have been Emmett Till’s 82nd birthday.

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