'Angry and bitter' Michigan school board member claims 'Whiteness is evil,' faces backlash for divisive tweets

Exposed by Libs of TikTok. People like this have been hiding in plain sight, because there is so much content out there, most of it garners little attention, if any. Libs of TikTok has been making people aware of this kind of shameful stuff, yet another positive effect of Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter since Libs of TikTok had been banned previously and reinstated only when Musk took control. Their offense? Simply re-tweeting the words and video of others; no modification or addition to the content, no commentary, just "look at this."

I'll just leave this here:

https://www.jpsk12.org/domain/23

"Jackson Public Schools. Where Community Comes Together"

Oh, yeah, Kesha Hamilton is helping to bring the community together by insulting a substantial portion of students and parents, and I wonder what her fellow members of the board who are white think about working with this racist. Imagine if a white person had publicly said these things about black people. What might the reaction be?

You want to shamelessly put this stuff out there, Kesha? Well, here's an assist for you. Happy now?

Proving once again that leftist democrats are the absolute worst kind of racist; I’d be furious if this scunt had anything to do with my children’s education.

Proof again racism is indeed alive and well--just not in quite the way the leftists would have one believe.

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Kesha Hamilton is a school board member in Michigan and I'll just leave this here:

https://www.jpsk12.org/domain/23

"Jackson Public Schools. Where Community Comes Together"

They post the members emails out there in front of God and everybody. I wonder if she answers them all?

Yep libs of tiktok is a great provider of lunatic left content to the masses.

We're never going to follow these lunatics like a Kesha Hamilton, but they just repost these folks posts, and it's amazing what is going on.

Kesha would be better served to know more about herself than what she thinks she knows about the white debil.

And some folks wonder why white people get pissed, I’ve had enough of people telling me what I am or believe I am because of my skin color. Get off it, move on or fook ya! Pull together or get out!

You treat me fair, I’ll treat you like I want to be treated.

It is interesting that even Fox avoids the nuclear term "Racist" in the headline, which would be entirely appropriate in this case, substituting the lesser "Divisive".

When confronted, I'll bet she claims she can't be racist because her subset doesn't have power. It's sophist B.S. asserted by Jesse Jackson in the 80s and used to protect racists and bigots from consequences they impose on others.

Racial Equity Consultant, DEI Specialist, CJ Reform advocate…..
From her Twitter profile. She’s got all the BS down for her grift.
Looking through her Twitter she’s also big into the Kwanza BS and the fake crap it spews.

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Originally posted by 83v45magna:
They post the members emails out there in front of God and everybody.

Oh, do they? I hadn't noticed.

What do these idiots really hope to achieve? Is it their intention to drive people who aren't racist to become racist - if these people call me racist (even if I'm not currently) and also drive policy that adversely affects me without cause / reason, then I will become racist.

Is that what they want? Because based on demographics and numbers, this doesn't seem like it will work well for them.

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Originally posted by konata88:
What do these idiots really hope to achieve? Is it their intention to drive people who aren't racist to become racist - if these people call me racist (even if I'm not currently) and also drive policy that adversely affects me without cause / reason, then I will become racist.

Is that what they want? Because based on demographics and numbers, this doesn't seem like it will work well for them.

I have a friend whom I've known since 1982. He never had a racist bone in his body until recently. He says, and I believe him, that they made him racist. Where previously they had a loyal ally, now they have an adversary.

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Originally posted by darthfuster:
When confronted, I'll bet she claims she can't be racist because her subset doesn't have power. It's sophist B.S. asserted by Jesse Jackson in the 80s and used to protect racists and bigots from consequences they impose on others.

Martin Luther King wanted everyone to be treated equally. No problem.
Jesse Jackson was the original "race hustler" demanding "special" treatment. "Affirmative action" was the idea that followed.
Now, we are back to racism.

It is far less important to base your entire identity on your race, sex/gender preference, religious beliefs, or politics than it to just treat everybody else equally regardless of theirs.

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Originally posted by darthfuster:

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Originally posted by konata88:
What do these idiots really hope to achieve? Is it their intention to drive people who aren't racist to become racist - if these people call me racist (even if I'm not currently) and also drive policy that adversely affects me without cause / reason, then I will become racist.

Is that what they want? Because based on demographics and numbers, this doesn't seem like it will work well for them.

I have a friend whom I've known since 1982. He never had a racist bone in his body until recently. He says, and I believe him, that they made him racist. Where previously they had a loyal ally, now they have an adversary.

The High School I graduated from drove people to being racist because of what they had to go through there.

This whole thing will backfire on the Black community one day.

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Originally posted by darthfuster:
I have a friend whom I've known since 1982. He never had a racist bone in his body until recently. He says, and I believe him, that they made him racist. Where previously they had a loyal ally, now they have an adversary.

Hate to say it, and I sincerely mean that, but, that's pretty much where I'm at

Two of the guys I hung with in high school were black. Never thought of them any differently than my white friends. One of my closest friends in my late 20's and early 30's was black. Never thought of him as "black," but, just as my friend.

The leftists and black activists are increasingly causing me to look at blacks differently than I ever did in the past, and not in a good way. Or at least not in a "good way" as defined by Rev. King--which is to say as individuals, rather than blacks.

Obviously I am not unique in this respect.

It's sad that I now have to consciously fight becoming racist or bigoted, and fear I'm losing the battle with myself.

Ahhh… the racist agitators used by the left to gain power. What a disgusting and despicable human being!

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Originally posted by ensigmatic:
Obviously I am not unique in this respect.

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Nope. You're not.

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Originally posted by ensigmatic:

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Originally posted by darthfuster:
I have a friend whom I've known since 1982. He never had a racist bone in his body until recently. He says, and I believe him, that they made him racist. Where previously they had a loyal ally, now they have an adversary.

Hate to say it, and I sincerely mean that, but, that's pretty much where I'm at

Two of the guys I hung with in high school were black. Never thought of them any differently than my white friends. One of my closest friends in my late 20's and early 30's was black. Never thought of him as "black," but, just as my friend.

The leftists and black activists are increasingly causing me to look at blacks differently than I ever did in the past, and not in a good way. Or at least not in a "good way" as defined by Rev. King--which is to say as individuals, rather than blacks.

Obviously I am not unique in this respect.

I know people who were chosen for jobs based on race. They weren't the most qualified. When they fail, and others have to pick up the slack and do the job, it doesn't just reflect negatively on them as individuals. It reflects negatively on all of those who demand "special" treatment or "Affirmative action" or whatever they want to call it now.