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Jake Day's rabid racist and divisive supporter, James Yamakawa is using the Daily Rag's FB page to promote his hatred of white people again. Shame on the Daily Times for allowing this garbage on their page. Shame on Faith Lutheran Church for allowing this racist garbage at their church, AGAIN!! This has happened multiple times at that church. I know for a fact that he has tried to get other churches to feel guilt and host one of his hate sessions. I still have his post. Shame on Jake Day for not distancing himself from this racist person. Speaks volumes as to the type of person Jake Day is. Of course, some of Jake Day's rabid, racist supporters like Dan O'Hare and Ben Rayne are on there attacking anyone with vulgarity and hatred who questions this post. James Yamakawa isn't even from Salisbury and he comes here spreading his hatred and is welcomed by Jake Day with open arms. I'm Sick Of It!!
ReplyDeleteJames Yamakawa to Salisbury, Md. locals
Conversation Starter · 5 hrs ·
It’s Complicated tackles White Supremacy and Racial Terror Lynchings
Saturday, October 12th
2 p.m.
Faith Lutheran Church
1416 Old Ocean City Road
Salisbury, MD
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In between the end of the Cvil War and 1933, three African American men were lynched by white mobs in Wicomico County, MD. #GarfieldKing in 1898, and #MatthewWilliams and #Unknown in December of 1931.
They were just a few of the 29+ statewide victims of what the Equal Justice Initiative has termed "Racial Terror Lynchings", of which nationally the number reaches into the several thousands. These crimes are considered so heinous not only because of the sheer brutality and inhumanity involved, but also for the fact that they were intended to not only to inflict violence on the victim, but to terrorize entire communities into silence and complicity. The psychological (sometimes physical scars) of these acts of community sanctioned violence remain to this day. And echoes of this era can be seen in today's criminal justice system, with the presumption of guilt for young black men, and capital punishment by the states.
The momentum inspired by the opening of the The National Memorial for Peace and Justice In Mongomery, AL in 2018 continued with the start of the Maryland Lynching Memorial Project, locally with the Wicomico Truth and Reconciliation Initiative, and the subsequent passage of Maryland HB 307, establishing the nation's first statewide Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
The time is right for the conversation to happen, and for the truth to be told.
Brandon Tatum is awesome and right on point - she is an imbecile. Hard to tell the difference between Jackson Lee and and that other dried up turd from California that is always yelling 'Impeach 45'. Neither one has done anything positive while holding their positions and they are both racist.
ReplyDeleteIt is believed that a review of the history involving the horrible lynchings depicted in this article will disclose Democrats or those supporting the Democrat Party as the perpetrators.
ReplyDeleteIt is difficult to understand the ideology and goals of a political party that supported fighting a war to keep people in slavery by dividing our Nation and attempting to secede to continue slavery and its expansion. In addition, founded the KKK to continue terrorizing the populace.
The Democrat Party continues to emulate and promote similar behavior to this very day. How can anyone be supportive of, or a member of such a Party? It is beyond me. Once I educated myself, upon reviewing history, I changed Parties and to this day I can no longer be a part of or support the Democrat Party. It is hoped that more citizens will come to the same decision that I have.