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Archived on 19 September 2022 at 2:30am [URL redacted]
@NotnamedMerkt [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Haven’t heard from any #Theobros in awhile, so here is a picture of #CRT in my counseling program’s textbook from a Christian university. I’m also currently wearing a #woke anti-racism shirt. [URL redacted]
#CharacterisationTheoBros #TheorySociologyCriticalRaceTheoryCRT #BeliefTheismChristianity
Supplementary #MagazineUSMotherJonesKieraButler "Earlier this week, Moscow, Idaho, pastor Doug Wilson made a big announcement: In July, his church will be opening a branch in Washington, DC, just blocks away from the US Capitol building. In a blog post, Wilson, a self-proclaimed Christian nationalist, wrote that he believed that the moment was right to bring his version of Christianity to the nation's capital. 'We believe that there will be many strategic opportunities with numerous evangelicals who will be present both in and around the Trump administration,' he wrote. ... even in the TheoBros fraternity, Wilson stands out as a firebrand: He has argued that the master-slave dynamic was 'a relationship based upon mutual affection and confidence,' called the trope of the dominant man and a submissive woman 'an erotic necessity,' and opined that women never should have been given the right to vote." https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2025/05/a-christian-nationalist-theobro-church-is-coming-to-dc/ #ToponymAmericaNorthUSWashingtonDCUSCapitol #IRLReligiousLeaderPastorDougWilson [Wikipedia] #PoliticsNationalismChristian #MetaphorDissenterVeryOnlineRight #CharacterisationTheoBros #BeliefTheismChristianityDenomEvangelicalism #SymbolSlaveMaster #PowerControlSubmissiveness #PowerControlDominance
#WebsiteTheNerdReichGilDuran https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnawnozGePg #EDUUSUniversityOfNorthGeorgiaMatthewBoedy #NarrativeUtopiaNetworkState [Wiktionary] #IRLEntrepreneurBalajiSrinivasan [Wikipedia] #BeliefTheismChristianitySevenMountainsMandate7MM [Wikipedia] #OrgClassifPPUSRepublicanPartyGOPJDVance #AdvocacyTurningPointTPUSACharlieKirk
#AdvocacyNLTheTransnationalInstituteTNIRobertoGonzalez "The Silicon Valley has thrown much of its support behind Trump for reasons of opportunism, appeasement or fear. But the roots for its fascist turn were laid long before by a culture steeped in racial hierarchies, jingoism, and militaristic utopian visions. Among the many iconic images of the US presidential inauguration ceremony in late January 2025, one was particularly striking. The world's most powerful tech industry elites dutifully lined up to pay homage to Donald Trump, 'kissing the ring' of the new leader. The CEOs of Alphabet-Google, Amazon, Meta, and X (formerly Twitter) - Sundar Pichai, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk respectively - were prominently seated in the second row, behind Trump's inner circle of family and friends. ... In July 2025, AI firms such as Google, Open AI, xAI, and Anthropic secured Defense Department contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars to incorporate large learning models for national security applications, ushering in a new era in militarised AI. Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft and other tech firms phased out their diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies, apparently capitulating to Trump's 'anti-woke' agenda." https://www.tni.org/en/article/the-rise-of-the-techno-tyrants #BrandTechGoogleSundarPichai [Wikipedia] #BrandAmazonJeffBezos #BrandTechMetaMarkZuckerberg #IRLEntrepreneurElonMusk #BrandOpenAI #BrandTechXAICorp [Wikipedia] #BrandTechAnthropicPBC [Wikipedia] #BrandMicrosoftCorporation #PolicyDiversityEquityAndInclusionDEI #OrgClassifPPUSRepublicanPartyGOPPOTUSDonaldTrump
"AFRICAN AMERICANS African Americans, who constitute approximately 13.3% of the U.S. population, claim ancestry from Africa and the Caribbean as well as many parts of Central and South America. Persons born and raised in the United States and persons born in South America or the Caribbean before emigrating here share common racial and cultural characteristics, but may differ widely in their perspectives on other factors (U.S. Census Bureau, 2017). The arrival of Africans onto the shores of America stands apart from all other cultural, ethnic, and racial groups who began new lives in this country. While every other group arrived voluntarily, Africans were uprooted and brought to America involuntarily as slaves. This cultural upheaval has had profound sociocultural, economic, and psychological effects on the experience of African Americans ever since, resulting in traumatic cultural losses and significant disparities in access to education, employment, health care, and financial services. The racism inherent in the practice of slavery has, hundreds of years later, continued to subtly shape policies and practices while limiting access to the ladder of success. African American Populations As of 2017, there were roughly 43.6 million African Americans, or 13.4% of the United States Population (US Census Bureau). Rates of poverty, family dissolution, unemployment, incarceration, ill health, and shortened lifespan are much greater for African Americans than their White counterparts (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services [DHHS], 2001). The median household income for Black non-Hispanics is $36,898 compared to White non-Hispanics at $62,950 (U.S. Census Bureau, cited in Proctor, Semega, & Kollar, 2016). Substance use and use disorders among African Americans"
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