Black Twitter slams Hillary Clinton for Kwanzaa exploitation
In our latest episode of "Election Recklessness," Hillary Clinton continued her push of racial pandering proving all the marbles really aren't there in her team's vision.
In our latest episode of “Election Recklessness,” Hillary Clinton continued her push of racial pandering, proving all the marbles really aren’t there in her team’s vision.
This past Saturday marked the beginning of Kwanzaa, and with that, Hillary Clinton’s Twitter avatar was changed to look like a kinara, along with a special message posted soon after. But following immediate backlash, her team swiftly took the post down.
But the damage had already been done, and #NewHillaryLogo quickly gained traction, providing us with some great holiday comedy.
Her team changed that avi though. Guess they got the hint from #NewHillaryLogo ?
#PeoplePower pic.twitter.com/TA4EY7QSi7
— Darius Simpson (@Wordplay4Days) December 27, 2015
I Keep A Blue Flag Hanging Out My Backside But Only On The Left Side Yeah That's The Dem Side #NewHillaryLogo pic.twitter.com/oCPqHH8Ed0
— Ziwe (@Ziweeee) December 27, 2015
Enough is enough! Hillary must be stopped. #NewHillaryLogo pic.twitter.com/RFYxDoo9Ry
— ❄️ (@awwwchris) December 27, 2015
Early last week, the Clinton campaign disrespected the Latino community when they released a listicle depicting 7 ways the presidential candidate is like an abuela (grandmother). Twitter dragged the campaign for filth with #Notmyabuela trending, nationwide.
#NotMyAbuela @HillaryClinton – tacky #Hispandering pic.twitter.com/3a1MpR13QV
— Growing up Mexican (@TheMexicanVines) December 23, 2015
One would think that Clinton’s team would have caught wind of their problematic tendencies after this, but it seems the lesson has not been learned.
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