Past rhetoric from black activists may spell trouble for Harris campaign: 'F**k white women'

The sincerity of the Democratic Party's “unity” was a problem when visitor logs revealed how often its candidate met with activists known to insist, “F*ck the white women.”

As former President Donald Trump made inroads into urban areas, the left recognized how critical favoring white suburban women would be ahead of the Nov. 5 election. However, her ploy to call for “Karens for Kamala” smacked of hypocrisy after records revealed that two activists known for their controversial views had made more than 50 visits to the White House during the current joint administration.

According to a records review done per Fox News Digital, both civil rights activist Cora Masters Barry and National Coalition on Black Civic Participation President Melanie Campbell were regular guests at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and their trips included nearly a dozen to meet with Harris and your staff

The outlet recalled: “Weeks before President Biden and Harris were sworn into office in 2021, Barry and Campbell participated in a public Zoom call in which they made controversial statements about Trump supporters and used an expletive against white voters, specifically white women, which could lead to some infighting as different coalitions mobilize to try to get Harris into the White House.”

As previously reported, Barry, the widow of former Washington DC Mayor Marion Barry, had stated during a 2020 election video call: “We have to change our strategy. We have to get our people. We have to get ours, they've got all the trailer parks covered. All the people in West Virginia, they've got them covered up there.”

“[Trump] he did, and we're sitting here talking about white women. Fuck white women, forgive me, forget white women. They'll do what the white men tell them to do,” he continued as Campbell laughed and added, “What they tell themselves.”

Kamala Harris reunites with the activist recently famous for the “fucking white women” rant. https://t.co/tyVjg4F8bl pic.twitter.com/lBRj6GkG8C

— BPR (@BIZPACReview) December 10, 2021

“They're smiling in their face, they want to stay on top. I don't care, we've got to do what we've got to do,” favored Barry, who also stated: “If they have another women's march, I'll be there and I'm going to blow it up.”

In his own remarks, Campbell denounced “white privilege” and said that Trump was elected in 2016: “Am I surprised? No. Am I frustrated? Yes, determined that we still have to find a way to rise up and face it.”

“What I'm not interested in doing is what I did, Cora, in 2016 is having these fruitless conversations with my white girlfriends who want to tell me we need to sit down and have a conversation. No, we don't. You have to go talk to your sister. You have to go talk to your cousin,” he continued. “I have no interest in understanding why white people do what they do. They do what they do because they would do what they do if I were them. They fight to maintain control and control. That's what they're doing. I'm not mad at them. What I am is mad at us.”

Activists' disinterest in understanding “white people” hadn't stopped the Harris campaign from being a priority out of the gate, as they organized race-focused calls that brought together white women and “White Dudes for Harris” to lament their own alleged “privilege” as researched ways to show and generate support for the Democratic Party ticket.

“White boys for Harris” follows “Karens for Kamala”: “So incredibly racist I can't even figure out what to say.” https://t.co/v9CPZ0hbct road @BIZPACRevision

— Based on BPR (@DumpstrFireNews) July 27, 2024

As Barry herself had said, there is “a lot of white money to blame”.

“I'm going to take it – I'm going to put it in my community and I'm going to radicalize my people so they can come and get your job. I'm saying it's time to act,” said the activist known for praising the anti-Semitic leader of the Nation of 'Islam Louis Farrakhan.

Staff writer

A native of Brooklyn, NY, Kevin Haggerty is a graduate of Hunter College, where he studied Cultural Anthropology and Geography. An avid reader and seeker of truth, he currently resides in Texas with his wife and dog, and when he's not researching current events and their impacts, you'll find him spending time with friends and family or working on his next novel ·the.

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