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"The Wire" star Wendell Pierce jumped to his social media to accuse white people and MAGA Republicans of seeking to exclude blacks from American society no matter how much they have achieved.
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You have steve bannon and other allies of the former president saying, yeah, that s exactly what we re going to do. steve bannon did an interview where he laid out in detail and then the new york times has reporting on this as well as nbc news about going after alvin bragg and steve bannon was specific. we can use the 14th amendment. we can use the 4th amendment and some other laws. we can go there are ways to go about this. for anyone that says, this is hyperbole, not actually going to happen, just take a look at what is happening to the fearless fund, a fund that has a streamline for giving capital to black women businesses. a judge ruled under section 1981 of the civil rights of 1866 that they cannot give funds specifically to black women businesses because it violates the civil rights act of 1866 on the discrimination of race when giving out contracts. they use the law made to give