13 Racist Qualifying Statements Regarding The First African Black Woman Nominee For Supreme Court Of USAUnity Consciousness #2643

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When you hear, white people say, and sadly, some black people repeat, that the next nominee for the USA Supreme Court “must be qualified,” they are saying, if you focus on nominating a Black Woman:

1. That increases the chance the nominee will not be qualified

2. It lowers the standard for qualification.

3. The obvious reason no Black Woman has been a Supreme Court Justice is because none have been qualified

4. Very few have been qualified

5. The highest qualified Black woman is not as qualified as the highest qualified white male.

6. White Males have been clearly more qualified, thus Justice selection has been purely based on merit, not racism.

7. Supreme Justice selection requires supreme intelligence which is why the history of the Court is what it is.

8. It is unfair and racist to use race as a basis in decision-making.

9. Why you wanna invoke Affirmative Action, a policy that inherently helps the lesser qualified, white women and other minorities sorta excepted?
What is not being said is that Maafa Racism has operated, and is operating, as an all out, all institution, global form of Affirmative Action for whites, and their suck-up butt kissers, in general and in specific situations, extensions and influences of privilege that occur by the billions each day.
What is not being said is that Maafa Racism gives whiteness and their wannabes the race card trump card, preference and benefit of the doubt in any situation, even when whites are lesser qualified or are in the wrong. The white race trump card is played by the society for the white collective because white privilege is installed in the formal and informal rules, laws and culture of the society and its global co-conspirators.

10. We don't want a Supreme Court Justice to make decisions based on race because that is guaranteed to happen due to the skin color of a Supreme Court Justice when that skin color is on a Black Woman; however, none of the current and previous justices allow(ed) race to factor into their deliberations and neither have they, with the exception of Justice Roger Taney, nor do they allow any other demographic factor to influence them.

11. We need time to make sure any Black person in a position of power has a Clarence Thomas frame of mind and puts whiteness first and the USA first rather than justice combined with restorative justice and combined with to each according to need, with priority on the greatest need and greater justice of honoring inherent rights.

12. Notwithstanding the tsunami of African Black achievement that has inundated and nourished all shores and all inner lands, Hidden Figures was just a fluke.

13. It will help bring about the changing of the guard promised by the Aquarian-Kepheian Age.