No place is safe from identity politics, not even churches, as seen in video footage of a pastor imploring his congregation to make Kamala Harris the next president.
“So you can see this is not about Joe Biden. This is about the fact that they also know that Joe Biden, even if he is re-elected in November at his age and in his position, he probably won’t remain in office for another four years,” the pastor said.
“And if he doesn’t become president, who do you think will be back in the presidency? Another African-American, this time a sister who went to Howard University,” he continued, adding, “It’s going to take like 50 people standing up to say that’s intelligence.”
The pastor went on to explain that a win for Harris would “reclaim” DEI and critical race theory, “putting our content back into textbooks to teach the truth about the history of racism in America.”
And if that doesn’t happen, he said, they will “be forced to go back to the plantations.”
Jason Whitlock and Delano Squires are perplexed by the performance.
“It was all bad. It was all about the politics of the time. It was all about Jesus Christ. It was all about sin, the cross, the atonement, grace and forgiveness,” Squires told Whitlock.
“A significant portion of the black community is stuck in a position where they can only think about the world in terms of race, in terms of slavery,” he added, calling this “very, very disturbing.”
Whitlock points out that not only is racial obsession bad for the black community, it also leads the black community to worship someone who doesn’t meet their standards.
“They’re acting like Kamala Harris is Harriet Tubman, or even Oprah Winfrey, because she’s Indian and something else and she’s married to a white man,” Whitlock said.
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