BLM member-turned-conservative decries
San Francisco 'selling oppression' via
reparation plan
Posted By: Moritz55, 3/16/2023 10:58:35 AM
A former Black Lives Matter activist ripped his onetime ideology Wednesday after San Francisco's board expressed support for reparations. Xaviaer DuRousseau, now a PragerU personality who said he has ties to the Bay Area, told "The Ingraham Angle" the plan is a case of social justice "virtue-signaling" to "indoctrinate" minorities into feeling oppressed. "I think it's important that, first of all, we call this exactly what it is: This is 111 ways to gaslight Black Americans into thinking that we need to be dependent on a system of handouts in order to be successful," DuRousseau said, adding he once believed the left-wing claims. "Black Americans have been indoctrinated with these lies
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BLM member-turned-conservative decries
San Francisco 'selling oppression' via
reparation plan 10 replies
San Francisco 'selling oppression' via
reparation plan 10 replies
A former Black Lives Matter activist ripped his onetime ideology Wednesday after San Francisco's board expressed support for reparations. Xaviaer DuRousseau, now a PragerU personality who said he has ties to the Bay Area, told "The Ingraham Angle" the plan is a case of social justice "virtue-signaling" to "indoctrinate" minorities into feeling oppressed.
"I think it's important that, first of all, we call this exactly what it is: This is 111 ways to gaslight Black Americans into thinking that we need to be dependent on a system of handouts in order to be successful," DuRousseau said, adding he once believed the left-wing claims.
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