Black Lives Matter calls for month-long
boycott of 'white companies' during the
holiday season to support 'Black Xmas'
and end 'White-supremacist-capitalism'
Posted By: Ribicon, 12/1/2021 8:14:42 PM
Black Lives Matter has announced its seventh year of boycotting 'white companies' during the holiday season to support 'Black Xmas.' On Black Friday, the official Black Lives Matter Global Network shared an Instagram post calling to 'support Black-led-Black-serving organizations.' 'We're dreaming of a #BlackXmas. That means no spending with white companies from Black Friday until New Years Day', the official blackxmas.org site states. The group suggest three ways for its supporters to take part in Black Xmas: Build Black, Buy Black, and Bank Black. The group is encouraging its followers to 'buy exclusively from Black-owned businesses' claiming 'white-supremacist-capitalism uses policing to protect profits and steal
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A vigorous back-to-Africa movement would solve many problems. Do they hate White people enough to stop collecting welfare?