r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/TheCommonKoala ☑️ • Jul 21 '24

Country Club Thread It's official.

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u/Paraxom Jul 21 '24

call forth the AKAs...gonna need some serious black girl magic in this bitch

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u/thicc_chicc98 Jul 21 '24

I know a lot of people are simply going to support her cause she's a woman and they'd prefer that over the man who talks about smashing his daughter, and I'm here for it BITCH

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u/Special-Garlic1203 Jul 21 '24

The bias against women as leaders is far greater in numbers than those who have bias in favor, especially when you consider the ones who prefer women were voting democratic either way. The ones biased against women might flip or most likely sit out 

And a LOT of the times it's subconscious. There's consistent disparities between what people say the think and do, and what we actually do. 

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u/nich-ender Jul 21 '24

I don’t see anyone saying this. First woman president? First minority woman president? Or Trump. A white man who makes big promises and has a big smile. Do the math- this country isn’t ready. I hope to God they pick someone besides Harris

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u/thicc_chicc98 Jul 21 '24

I think at this point. We have the age issue fixed, the misogynist issue fixed, and all the negative press issue fixed, and most importantly actually education in politics. Idk.