Banning Leftism - Ep 26-356

Something is happening.Not one isolated incident. Not one election. Not one country. Something broader—a series of cultural collisions occurring at roughly the same moment.In Dearborn, video circulated showing a group of Black men confronting a Muslim community representative after Arab men allegedly menaced a Black woman, stole her purse, and damaged her car.The men didn’t arrive with diversity consultants.There was no PowerPoint presentation titled Building Bridges Through Intentional Listening. Nobody passed around a talking stick. These men delivered a much older message:You don’t disrespect one of ours.[X] SB – Detroit Blacks v Muslims 1They put on notice.We still piss.I’ve been trying to be cool…Disrespect…yo culture They challenged the men allegedly responsible to come forward. They talked about holding a block party in that neighborhood. Their point was unmistakable: Black people were not going to be intimidated, displaced, or instructed to accept disrespect in the name of somebody else’s culture.But this may be about more than defending one woman.This could expose a fault line inside the Left’s political coalition.For decades, Democrats have treated Black Americans, Muslims, immigrants, feminists, Hispanics, Asians, and practically every other designated minority as members of one permanent political family. They call it a coalition.But sometimes a coalition is just several people sharing an Uber until they discover they’re going to different addresses.I wrote in Sexy Brilliance that Muslim political organizations would adopt tactics pioneered by Black Leftist activists: organize around identity, claim institutional mistreatment, consolidate voting power, demand accommodations, and convert demographic influence into political authority.We have watched versions of that strategy develop among Somalis in Minnesota and Muslims in Dearborn. Kevin Jackson has been called, the "white-collar" Joe Rogan. Given their similar backgrounds in TV, comedy, and martial arts, it's easy to see why people enjoy Kevin's show so much. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.