Young Black Conservatives Go To the WH (But Don’t Forget the Old School Black Conservatives Who Paved the Way!)
History was made on Friday October 26, 2018 in Washington DC.
However, an important part of history was also omitted from the event.
There was very little representation from old school black Conservatives. The ones who helped to pave the way to get us where we are today such as Kevin Jackson, Star Parker, Deneen Borelli, Ted Hayes, C.L Bryant, AlfonZo Rachel, Dr. Carol Swain, Charlotte Bergmann, K. Carl Smith, and myself, to name a few.
The arguments being discussed outside of the Whitehouse by these young leaders is a major reason why old school black Conservatives must be included at these events. They missed some golden opportunities to correct those who are still stuck on stupid.
Old school black Conservatives can explain how we got to where we are today, and mentor the young to be able to understand it. Then give them the knowledge and a pathway to offer new solutions.
Many of the young don’t know how we got to this point in America. They don’t know how America has been deliberately grinded down.
We have to pass the baton to them. Then they will be ready to bring in fresh ideas and vigorous energy as a result of our passing along our knowledge, and past experiences.
Some of us are well versed on the NWO, the graduated Income Tax, the Federal Reserve, voter suppression and other civil rights issues.
That’s the short list.
We cannot change horses in the middle of the stream. We must help the young get to the other side, and then help them begin to blaze new trails based on sound navigation.
I commend those who were present. I look forward to those who will continue to carry the torch that will light the way for all Americans to seek out and strive for the American Dream.
We can all work together to “Make America Great Again”
We can all educate Americans with the vaccine of truth so that we will continue to see more people “walkaway” from Progressive Democrat leaders, and become independent thinkers that are ready to prosper.
This Administration has welcomed our input.
From Editor: And remember, the film Runaway Slave from 2011 features some of the black conservatives Mr. McClendon writes about. See clip here:
