Black People Have Economic Targets On Their Backs

In a time before Donald Trump claimed his perceived throne in the White House, many Americans complacently assumed democracy was secure. Despite ample warnings that a Trump presidency would spell disaster for the nation, these alerts were largely dismissed due to rampant misinformation and ignorance. Consequently, the United States finds itself undergoing a troubling deconstruction.Observers are astounded by the rapidity of this decline, often attributing it to Trump. However, this perspective overlooks Project 2025, facilitated by the Heritage Foundation and its affiliates, which set the stage prior to his election. Thus, Trump merely executes a preordained strategy devised by wealthy allies intent on realizing this agenda.Though the situation appears dire, there's still a flicker of hope, contingent upon immediate collective action. The recent Jimmy Kimmel incident highlights the potential for public response to effect change, reinforcing that economic boycotts can disrupt the oligarchs’ grip. African Americans, wielding substantial economic power, can play a pivotal role in this transformative strategy through targeted initiatives and voting engagement.