Strong black Republican candidates are really the best way to foster change in those communities. Let's be honest, race based voting is a real thing. Running whites against blacks in these communities is a waste of time. I hope more black conservatives step up and try to drive change by running against the Democrat plantation.

Trump should do a rally there

Of course not, they lose when we win.

Someone post to r/politics I would but was banned long ago.

They aren't being ignored because of their race. They are being ignored because these are 85-15 districts so they have no chance of winning.

If they can actually get more support to make it even mildly competitive, like a 60-40 ish - media will cover them massively.

Because they are primaries.

Black GOP candidate wins GOP primary in solid democrat area in which they have no chance. More at 11.

Pelosi's criminal tentacles run deep in her hometown of Baltimore.

Support them all!

Biden says they ain’t black, so no news here. Just a bunch of white racist GOP candidates.

Media only care about the color of skin if the person having it votes Democrat and serves the interests of the Democrat party. This is exactly how Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton became black leaders......they subordinated everything that was good for blacks to Democrat Party interests.

Is there any worthwhile corporate media anymore? I feel like I mostly just follow Tim Pool, Sargon, and several others on yt.

In Baltimore, more blacks than whites voted to ratify the Constitution.

As a result of these provisions, early American towns such as Baltimore had more blacks than whites voting in elections; [13] and when the proposed US Constitution was placed before citizens in 1787 and 1788, it was ratified by both black and white voters in a number of States. [14]

This is not to imply that all blacks were allowed to vote; free blacks could vote (except in South Carolina) but slaves were not permitted to vote in any State. Yet in many States this was not an issue, for many worked to end slavery during and after the American Revolution. Although Great Britain had prohibited the abolition of slavery in the Colonies before the Revolution, [15] as independent States they were free to end slavery – as occurred in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York. [16]Additionally, blacks in many early States not only had the right to vote but also the right to hold office. [17]

Source: Hat tip David Barton over at Wallbuilders, courtesy of the Free Republic. http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1072053/posts

Wow, this is great news! I guess it's up to us to spread the word. Heaven forbid the media do their job and report the news

B-b-but black conservatives do not exist?

Thank god. This gives me hope.