Democrat Party Racism -Part 1

Introduction

The modern narrative paints Democrats as longtime champions of equality, but history tells a different story. Despite promoting inclusion, the party has often silenced dissent and enforced conformity under the banner of progress.

From defending slavery and segregation to opposing civil rights, the Democratic Party’s roots are deeply entwined with racism. Even today, policies like resisting school choice and reviving race-based divisions are framed as progress but often deepen societal rifts.

Attempts to remove historical monuments and rewrite the past conveniently hide the party’s own legacy of slavery and systemic oppression. Tellingly, Democrats.org omits the party’s first 100 years, decades defined by pro-slavery policies and racial injustice.

While claiming to support the working class, today’s Democrats often align with elite interests, using identity politics to maintain control and distract from uncomfortable truths.

Preface on Slavery:

Slavery dates back through all of human history, with all races having been enslaved at one time – Link
Slavery was so common that as much as 30% of commerce worldwide was built on slavery.
Native American tribes practiced slavery long before and after contact with Europeans.
Tribes held African slaves, with plantations similar to Southern whites.
US Slave Traders did not hunt down, capture, and export slaves to the USA. They were purchased from other African Nationals who captured slaves from rival tribes.
The African slave trade did NOT end. it exists today, rebranded as modern slavery & human trafficking
7 million slaves exist TODAY in AFRICA. – Link
1.2 Million White slaves were captured and enslaved in Africa – 1500s to early 1800s Link
Whites were enslaved by the Barbary Coast Trade, but also some by Transatlantic & Arab Trades – Link

This painting from the 17th Century shows ransom being paid to free white slaves.

Democrats (Blue) vs Republicans (Red):

- Black font is neutral
- Red font is Republican/Conservatives
- Blue font is Democrat/Liberals

US History Timeline:

1530 – 1780: Barbary Slave Trade – African traders from Tunis, Algiers, and Tripoli enslaved 1.9 million White Slaves in Africa. – Link
1619: Africans sold other Africans to the slave traders. – Link
1619 – 1865: 4.75% of the US population – only 15 states associated had slave owners (not all states). – Link
1816: Abolitionists began opposing slavery, seeing it as an abomination. Most abolitionists are WHITE. Link
1828: Democratic party gets its “Pro-slavery” start, a platform of individual rights, state sovereignty, and support of slavery. – link
1830: “Black Masters” – 3,775 slave owners where BLACK in the South owned an estimated 12,760 slaves. –Link

1832: The Democrats-Republican Party, under Andrew Jackson, dropped ‘Republican’ from the name and became simply the “Democratic” Party
1833: England passes the Slavery Abolition Act
1848: France abolishes Slavery
1854: Northern “Whigs Party” becomes the Anti-Slavery Republican Party
1857: U.S. Supreme Court rules slaves are “NOT citizens“.
- Republicans voted against the ruling
- Democrats voted for the ruling and succeeded
1860: Republican Pres Lincoln elected Republican, AKA the “Anti Slavery Party.“
- - 7 southern slave states seceded from the Union
  - Democrats started the Civil War, including “southern” pro-slavery Whigs

1861 Republicans attempted Reparations, or here called “retribution” in the context of punishing the Confederacy and its supporters after the Civil War. Republicans, who dominated Congress during Reconstruction, pushed for severe penalties against former Confederates. They sought to redistribute land, strip Confederates of political power, and enforce civil rights for freed slaves as a form of retributive justice.
Republicans have made a few attempts for reparations when it was able to affect those it hurt directly in the 1800s. Today, Liberals have pushed for reparations since the Civil Rights era (long past such a time frame). That said, if we can ask for reparations from the past, can a German-born American request reparations from the Roman Empire, the Vikings, the Ottoman Empire? How about Africans from the slave trade to pay back for the white slaves including Germans enslaved in the 1600’s as well?
1861 Republicans Confiscation Acts – Allowed the Union to seize Confederate property, including land and slaves, as a punishment for rebellion.
1863: Republican Abraham Lincoln signs the Emancipation Proclamation “that all persons held as slaves” within the rebellious states “are henceforward shall be free.” – Link
1863: Republicans elect their First Hispanic Governor, Romualdo Pacheco of California. Dems wouldn’t until 1974.
1864: The 1st “Party Switching” claim:

The Parties did not switch but did have different goals for a new country (ex, Big gov vs Little gov)
They never exchanged views on social rights or slavery rights.
- Republicans – In favor of a strong national government and federal spending on internal improvements including initial “big” government, pro-income tax, social reform, and pro-economic intervention that more or less match up to contemporary Democratic policies.
- Democrats – In favor of small “limited” government, pro-localism, and pro-states’ rights, which bear a striking resemblance to the contemporary Republican agenda today.

1865: Republicans pass the 13th Amendment, which permanently outlaws slavery.
1865: Republican White Men lead the world in putting an end to slavery in England, France, and then finally the USA. – Link
1865: Democrat KKK Confederate soldiers from the Ku Klux Klan quickly focused on terrorizing blacks & white Republicans. – Link
1866: Republicans begin reconstruction to fix the nasty problem the Democrats created:
- - Republicans promised retribution of “40 acres and a mule” to former slaves.
  - Democrats reject it.
Republicans’ Disenfranchisement of Confederates – Many Southern leaders were barred from voting or holding office during Reconstruction.

1867 Republicans Military Reconstruction Act (1867) – Divided the South into military districts, forcing ex-Confederate states to adopt new constitutions that included Black suffrage before rejoining the Union.
1868: Republicans pass the 14th Amendment, ratifying citizenship to all persons born in the USA
- Democrats opposed it
1868: Republican P.B.S. Pinchback (First Black American to become a governor) officially makes black people citizens. (Dems elect black Gov in 1960)
1868: Democrats The Confederate general, believed to be the KKK’s first Grand Dragon, speaks at the DNC.

1869: Republicans passed the 15th Amendment, giving black people the right to vote.
- - Democratic not a single one supported the bill
1869: Democrats use intimidation at the polls to discourage black voters.
- - Democrats Tactics include poll taxes, registration fraud, and literacy tests to prevent blacks from voting for nearly a century.
  - Democrats leave Winchester rifles strategically dispersed near important voting precincts (2020 BLM riots, brick being planted Link )
1870 : Republicans Hiram R. Revels, Republican of Mississippi, was sworn in as the first African American member of the U.S. Senate and the first ever to serve in the U.S. Congress.

1871: Republican President Grant dismantled the KKK and used the military to enforce laws to put an end to the Confederacy. Link

1872: Republicans elect the first African American senators and representatives.
- Hiram Revels (R-MS)
- Benjamin S. Turner (R-AL)
- Robert DeLarge (R-SC)
- Josiah Walls (R-FL)
- Jefferson Long (R-GA)
- Joseph Rainey (R-SC)
- Robert B. Elliott (R-SC)
- William Holden (R-NC) fought vigorously against the KKK.
  - Afterward, white Democrats impeached him.
1874: Republicans elect the first black speaker of the House, Joseph Rainey.
- He was also the first black person to serve in the United States House of Representatives.
1878: Republican Senator Aaron Sargent from California introduces the 19th Amendment in Congress to give women the right to vote. – Link
- Democrat-controlled Congress voted it out.
- Democrats battle the 19th Amendment and opposed it for several decades.

1884: Republicans invite John Roy Lynch, a former slave, to chair the Republican National Convention.
1888: Republican plank includes an affirmation that the “sovereign right of every lawful citizen, rich or poor, native or foreign-born, white or black, to cast one free ballot in public elections, and to have that ballot duly counted.”
1892: Republican platform specifically condemned the “inhuman outrages perpetrated upon American citizens for political reasons in the certain Southern States of the Union.”
1896: Republicans are the first major party to favor women’s suffrage, and by 1896, three states had full suffrage for women, though it wasn’t until 1919 that women got the right to vote nationwide.
1911: Democratic President Woodrow Wilson, the father of income tax, stuffs his cabinet with Dixiecrats and sets back the cause of civil rights for decades with federal segregation.
1915: Democratic President Woodrow Wilson airs the racially charged “Birth of a Nation” movie in the White House.
1916: Democrat President Wilson opposes women’s suffrage, and women picket outside the White House.

1916: Republican Jeannette Rankin is elected the first woman to serve Congress.
- Also, the 1st woman was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives and was affectionately called the “Lady of the House.” Dems followed up in 2007
1918: Democratic Ku Klux Klan rises by targeting Jews, Catholics, and immigrants in addition to blacks.
1918: Republicans introduce the Dyer Anti-Lyncing Bill. – Link
- Republican Leonidas C. Dyer introduced H.R. 11279 to stop the lynchings, which were terrorizing Republicans and blacks to intimidate them into submission.
1918: Democratic President Wilson finally joins his daughter, leading suffragist Jessie W Wilson Sayre, in the women’s right to vote. His delay cost him political strife.

1919 – 1945 卐 Democrats vs Nazi Germany -A Shared Agenda

The left loves to call conservatives “fascists,” but when you compare actual behavior instead of labels, modern leftists behave much more like fascists than today’s conservatives do. It’s not about “left vs. right” anymore—it’s about authoritarianism vs. freedom.
So, Who’s Really the “Fascist” Today?

Category	🐴 Modern Democrats/Liberals	卐 Nazi Germany (1919-1945)
Collectivism	The group (race/class) is Greater than the individual	The group (state/nation) is Greater than the individual
Big Government	Expansion of Gov power, regulation, social control, state-led programs	State-led programs, centralized economy
Welfare State	Universal healthcare, guaranteed income, reparations	Provided healthcare, pensions, jobs for compliance
Economic Control	“Living wage,” ESG mandates, forced wealth redistribution	“Economic rights” (state-controlled wages, jobs)
Education Indoctrination	Public schools push CRT, gender ideology, historical revisionism	Nazi youth programs, controlled schooling
Censorship & Propaganda	Corporate censorship, cancel culture, deplatforming, state-run narratives	Controlled media, burned books, silenced dissenters
Racial Focus	DEI mandates, systemic racism narratives, demonization of “whiteness”	Aryan superiority, race-based policies
Militarized Mobs	BLM riots, Antifa, political intimidation of conservatives	Brownshirts (SA) attacking dissenters
Social Engineering	Racial law, forced compliance, race-based hiring, forced speech laws, trans ideology enforcement	Racial laws, forced compliance
Erasing & Rewriting History	Cancel culture, statue removal, rewriting textbooks, digital book bans, Omitting first 100 years of history on www.Democrats.org	Nazi book burnings, historical revisionism.
Religious Censorship	De-Christianization, progressive rewriting of biblical teachings, targeting traditional religious values	Attempted removal of the Old Testament, Nazi-controlled “Positive Christianity”

Both Nazis and modern liberals push race-based division, group identity over individual rights, and government control to shape society.
The only difference is which race is targeted. Learn More: LINK

“MAGA is explicitly a Nazi movement” – This is the laziest, most overused smear. Trump has Jewish grandchildren, signed historic pro-Israel agreements, and strengthened Holocaust education. Meanwhile, the left has been aligning itself with Hamas sympathizers.

Note: Members of the self-described “alt-right” movement are almost totally disconnected from the conservatism that we know today. They reject most mainstream conservative ideas, such as economics and foreign policy. Even left-leaning biased CNN agrees -link here

1919-1920: Republican Congress passed the 19th Amendment, guaranteeing women the right to vote.
- Republican President Warren Harding =The first women voters from every state allowed to vote gave a victory to him
- Republican Women did not forget that Woodrow Wilson had initially opposed suffrage in 1917.
1921: Republican President Harding delivers a formal speech in Alabama condemning lynching. – Link.
1921: Republican Homer P. Snyder proposes the Indian Citizenship Act, granting full citizenship to America’s indigenous people. President Calvin Coolidge signs it into law.
1922: Democrats Successfully Stop Republicans From Making Lynching A Federal Crime by creating a filibuster in the U.S. Senate.
1924: Republican President Coolidge signs the Indian Citizenship Act, granting full citizenship to America’s Indigenous people.
1926: Republican Bertha Landes becomes the first female mayor. Landes served Seattle, Washington, from 1926 to 1928.
1929: Republican Octaviano Larrazolo becomes the first Mexican American United States Senator.
1929: Republican Charles Curtis becomes the first Native American Vice President of the United States. He is Kansa, Osage Nation, and Potawatomi.
1930: Democratic President Roosevelt (FDR) had a New Deal that prolonged joblessness for millions, and black people were especially hard hit. It likely extended the Great Depression
- Democrats The New Deal gave jobs first to whites, paid blacks less than whites, and then segregated the Conservation Corps.
1939: Democrat and KKK Covergirl Margaret Sanger created “The Negro Project” and Planned Parenthood in 1939 to cull the black population, coded eugenics to eliminate the ‘unfit.’ – Link
1939: Democrats authorities in New York permitted German American Bund rally (Nazis) at Madison Square Garden
1942: Democrat President Roosevelt sends 120,000 Japanese Americans to during WWII. – Link

Democrat Eugenics & Birth Control

1942 – Democrat-leaning Margaret Sanger’s American Birth Control League was rebranded as Planned Parenthood, solidifying her influence on reproductive policies. Later in 1960 sexual revolution: The FDA approved the first oral contraceptive pill
- Pro-Democrat progressive, Sanger actively promoted eugenics, advocating for population control targeting minorities, the poor, and the disabled.
- Her agenda contributed to the dismantling of the family unit, encouraging birth control as a tool for social engineering rather than just women’s empowerment.
- The rise of birth control reshaped gender roles, increasing government dependency while weakening traditional family structures—effects still debated today.
- There is a direct correlation between birth control and divorce rates

1948: Republican Chief Justice Earl Warren ended miscegenation laws restricting interracial marriage.
- Republican Warren wrote: “Restricting the freedom to marry solely because of racial classifications violates the central meaning of the Equal Protection Clause.”
1948: Dixiecrats emerge as a breakaway faction of the Democratic Party determined to legislate racial segregation. Link
1948-1954: Democrat President Truman issues Executive Order 9981 to end segregation in the Armed Services.
- Democrats – The first integrated armed services began with the Korean War when heavy casualties forced segregated units to merge for survival.
- Democrats – The Army’s last segregated units were finally disbanded in 1954.
1950’s: Democrats – various Klans in the South acted as a “strong-arm” for many local Democratic politicians
1954: Republican lawmakers outlawed segregation in public schools by declaring that “separate but equal” public schools for black and white students were unconstitutional.
- Brown v. Board of Education legally ended, though some schools remained segregated.
- Democratic Governor of Arkansas, Orval E. Faubus, ordered the Arkansas National Guard to prevent black students from attending Little Rock Central High School.
- Republican President Eisenhower removed the National Guard from Democratic state control, then sent in Federal Troops ~ the 101st Airborne Division of the U.S. Army to stop Faubus from the obstruction of justice.
1955: Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a segregated bus
- Democrats in power largely upheld segregation and resisted desegregation efforts
- Republicans enforced desegregation rulings and sent federal troops to integrate schools

1956: Republicans propose School Choice (anti segregation)
- Democrats oppose it –
  Schools are segregated by income, social status, and IQ.

School choice policies are often criticized for being disproportionately accessible to those with higher income, social status, and education levels, effectively segregating opportunities by wealth and background. Donald Trump advocated for expanding school choice, emphasizing alternatives like charter schools, private schools, and homeschooling.

The New York Times (a liberal newspaper) points out that wealthy Democrats are against better housing and “school choice” because they want to keep their neighborhoods ‘safe’ – see NYT Video Link

1956: Democrat Theophilus Eugene “Bull” Connor, who defended segregation, forced the raid of the home of black Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth and had 3 of his minister colleagues arrested for the false charge of vagrancy.

1957: Republican President Dwight Eisenhower signed the Civil Rights Act on Sept. 9 1957 making it illegal to suppress another’s right to vote.
- Democrats rejected and began filibustering the Civil Rights Act to water down the rights of blacks.
- Democrats made it difficult for blacks to vote in many southern states and started requiring literacy tests.
1959: Republican and First Asian Senator, Hiram Fong, from Hawaii.
- He served from 1959 until 1977.
- Fong also was the first Asian American to receive votes for president at a major party convention.
1960: Republicans enacted the 1960 Civil Rights Acts, a federal law establishing inspection of local voter registration polls and introducing penalties for anyone obstructing voting privileges, enabling blacks and Hispanic Americans to vote without harassment.

1963: Democrat Governor George C. Wallace blocks black students from registering at the University of Alabama.
1963: The following month Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech. Link
1964: Democrat President Johnson’s campaign runs an ad titled “Confessions of a Republican” with false, misleading, and exaggerated claims to ensure election. – Link
- Democrats learned that accusing a Republican of being racist (Link: without evidence) was a potent political weapon. It would not be the last time they used this tactic.
1964: Republicans deploy “The Southern Strategy” in the North to attract white voters in the South by appealing to being against racism towards black Americans. The Southern Strategy successfully pulled many white, conservative Southern Democrats into the Republican Party.

1964: The 2nd “Party Switching” Myth:
- No “Party Switching”; no Republicans became Democrats
- Republicans, stayed Republicans.
- 2 Democrats became Republicans:
  - Miles Godwin
  - Strom Thurmond

Those that remained Dixicrats/Democrats:

Robert Byrd
Bull Connor
James Eastland
Allen Ellender
Orval Fabus
Al Gore, Sr.
Benjamin Laney
Russell Long
Lester Maddox
John Rarick
Richard Russell
John McClellan
John Sparkman
John Stennis
Herman Talmadge
George Wallace

If you believed in the party switch myth, then you’ve succumbed to a rebranding attempt by Democrats leadership. They were embarrassed that their party supported slavery.

1964: Civil Rights Act –

Johnson faced resistance from his own democrat party, relying on Republican support to pass the Civil Rights Act, which would NOT have passed without Republicans pushing for it (well documented), which angered Southern Democrats/Dixicrats. Realizing black Americans would gain voting power, he saw an opportunity to secure their loyalty despite his personal views. His War on Poverty expanded welfare but weakened black family structures, creating long-term government dependency. This marked the shift from Democrats being the party of segregationists (although they are trying to segregate again today) to one focused on minorities and government programs, reshaping their voter base for long-term political gain. Implying politically motivated, Johnson says:

“I’ll have them n-ggers voting Democratic for 200 years”
– President Johnson

Did Johnson “Snow” the Hippies? LBJ was a master political manipulator. He used the Civil Rights Act and “Great Society” programs to shift black voters and young idealists toward the Democratic Party, despite the party’s long history of racism in the South.

The Dixiecrats (Southern racist Democrats) opposed civil rights, but over time, many of them either retired or switched to the Republican Party in the following decades. The Republicans actually initiated much of the Civil Rights movement legislatively (Eisenhower’s 1957 Civil Rights Act, Republican support for desegregation, etc.). Still, Democrats, through political maneuvering and cultural influence and control of news outlets, claimed credit for being the champions of racial equality.

1964: Democrat Lyndon B Johnson’s War on Poverty: These initiatives helped expand welfare support for low-income families, but that created disincentives for work and marriage, particularly among single black mothers. Thus, removing black fathers and the nuclear family structure, further supported by leftist feminism. Thus, big government democrats were creating their voter base committed to voting and aligning to the left to keep the benefits. – Evidence? = Liberal Based Article Link.

Civil Rights – Despite being a Democrat, Johnson relied heavily on Republicans to pass the 1964 Civil Rights Act. In the Senate:
- Republicans, 82% voted in favor
- Democrats, 27% voted in favor
1965: Democrats – Jim Crow” was a derisive slang term for a black man. The so-called “Jim Crow Laws” were really not laws but unwritten rules of white supremacy and segregation. –Link
- Democrats continued to defend the “Jim Crow” laws, where state & local laws mandate segregation.
- Democrats, aligned with the Jim Crow laws set by white supremest democrats – Link.
- Democrats erected Confederate Status – link.

Affirmative Action

1965: Democrats – Affirmative Action – Affirmative action began with the issuance of Executive Order 11246 by President Lyndon B. Johnson;

Why Johnson Had No Choice:

Republican Pressure – The Civil Rights Movement had strong bipartisan momentum, with Republicans playing a crucial role in advocating for civil rights. The Civil Rights Acts of 1957 and 1960, both signed by Republican President Eisenhower, laid the groundwork for stronger legislation. Johnson, a Southern Democrat, had to follow this trajectory or risk a political backlash. Plus, it was a way to create a new controllable base.

Racism Increased Against White

Key Reasons Why Opposed Today:

- Violation of Equal Treatment: Opponents claim it violates the principle of treating everyone equally regardless of race, as it prioritizes race over merit or qualifications.
- Reverse Discrimination: It may disadvantage individuals from non-preferred racial groups, leading to claims of “reverse racism,” where opportunities are denied based solely on racial identity.
- Perpetuation of Stereotypes: Critics argue that affirmative action reinforces stereotypes by implying that certain racial groups need extra help to succeed, potentially undermining individual achievements.
- Exclusion of Socioeconomic Factors: Some say it ignores economic disparities within racial groups, benefiting affluent individuals of certain races over disadvantaged individuals of others.
- Zero-Sum Perception: Affirmative action is seen as creating winners and losers in a fixed pool of opportunities, where one group’s gain is another’s loss, fueling racial tensions.

1965: Malcolm X was assassinated by some “Nation of Islam” members. – Link
- Malcolm X stated that racism itself, not white people, was the greatest foe to African Americans.
- The Ku Klux Klan killed his father.
- Malcolm X did not like Democrat President Johnson and had much disdain for Democrats in general. Here is his famous “Chump” speech saying:
- “if you vote Democrat, you are a traitor to your race” – Malcolm X
1967 Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall –
America’s first black Supreme Court justice
- - Democrats furnished 10 of 11 votes against
  - Republicans 69 confirmed him
1968: Democrat James Ear Ray shot and killed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Above, Malcolm X discusses “political maturity”
and his disdain for the Democratic Party

1968 Gun Control Act – “to Control Blacks“
- Democrat Anti-gun journalist Robert Sherrill admitted that the Gun Control Act was “passed not to control guns but to control Blacks.”
- Democrat Gun Control Laws are Designed To Disarm Slaves And Black Americans. Link
  The law expanded the federal list of prohibited persons, including those with felony convictions, which disproportionately affected Black men due to systemic over-policing.
  - - Bans on mail-order guns: One of the justifications for the law was that Lee Harvey Oswald had purchased a rifle via mail-order. However, a secondary effect was limiting Black Panther Party members’ access to firearms.
    - License and record-keeping requirements: These provisions made it easier for the government to track and restrict gun sales, a measure that critics argue was selectively enforced against minority groups.
  Democrat-backed gun control policies continue to affect Black Americans disproportionately:
  - - “Universal background checks” and “red flag laws” are often used to disarm minorities in crime-ridden areas.
    - Strict gun laws in cities like Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles effectively disarm law-abiding Black citizens while criminals remain armed.
    - Mandatory gun licensing and high fees make legal firearm ownership more difficult for lower-income Americans, disproportionately affecting Black and Hispanic communities.

1969: Republican President Nixon appoints Vice President Agnew to lead a multi-racial task force to integrate schools.
- Was Nixon a racist? Certainly not: VIDEO RIGHT: Dr. Carol M. Swain, formerly Professor of Political Science at Vanderbilt University, explains how the media used Nixon as “the media’s all-purpose bad guy” to describe the Southern Strategy. She unravels the false narrative that perpetuates today.
1977: Democrat Joe Biden said that forced busing to desegregate schools would cause his children to “grow up in a racial jungle.”

1980s – Black Crime – Democrat Encouragement:
- Democrat policies have contributed to the weakening of the Black family structure and the rise of fatherlessness. Proof from Liberal Media (NYT Link )

Key factors include:

- - Welfare Programs – Incentivized single parenthood by providing benefits contingent on the absence of a male head of household.
  - Cultural Influence – Democrat-aligned media and entertainment industries promoted hip-hop and rap that glorified crime, gang culture, and fatherlessness.
  - Family Breakdown – Nearly 70% of Black children are now born to single mothers, a trend strongly linked to negative social outcomes.
  - Crime Statistics – Despite making up 12% of the U.S. population (6% being Black males), Black Americans are responsible for 52% of murders, reflecting the impact of fatherlessness and destabilized communities.

These trends highlight the long-term consequences of Democrat-led social policies, perpetuating cycles of poverty and criminality.

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1980: Republican President Reagan became president, and the Republican party’s hold on white Southerners was firm. Today, the Republican Party remains the party of the South. This is an ironic outcome, considering that a century ago, white Southerners would’ve never considered voting for the party of Lincoln.
1983: Republican President Ronald Reagan signed the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday by executive order.
1984: Republicans elect Jim Koble of AZ, an openly gay member of Congress and the only openly gay Republican in the House.
1985: Democrat Joe Biden used the “N” word 13 times in Senate Hearing. Link
1986: Republican lawmakers installed the Federal Holiday signed by President Ronald Reagan in 1983 to coincide with the birthday and to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

1988: “White Privilege”
- 1988: Democrats coined “White Privilege“ to depict Black Americans as victims of systemic racism, which serves a few purposes:
- Political Purpose:
  - This reinforces the narrative that America is inherently racist.
  - Ensures Black Americans continue to see the Left and Democrats as essential for addressing racial issues.
  - They continue to see whites as racists.
- Contradiction:
  - Despite Asian Americans being more successful than White Americans in areas like education and income, the “White Privilege” narrative focuses on Black Americans’ struggles, which keeps the political focus on racial injustice.

1989: Republican Illean Ros-Lehtinen, a Cuban American, becomes the first Latina elected to Congress. She is the most senior-ranking Republican woman in the U.S. House of Representatives.
1993: Democrats – The Democratic Party finally elects their first African-American Senator.
1995: Democratic President Clinton asks to build a border wall to stem the tide of illegal aliens. The irony, considering Trump would later be called a xenophobe and racist for continuing the effort.
1995: Democrat.org completely omits their first 100 years of racist past.

Welfare Creating a Dependent Voter Base

1996: Democrat Welfare Reform Act – Signed by President Clinton, this law reshaped welfare but, like Johnson’s 1964 policies, continued to discourage marriage and increase single motherhood. By making welfare benefits contingent on the absence of a male provider, it aligned recipients to vote Democrat for continued support. Historically, Black families had strong marriage rates.
- 1890–1950: Black women had a higher marriage rate than white women.
- 1950–Present: Marriage rates among Black women declined, reversing the historical trend.
  Black Single Motherhood Rate (Percentage of Black Children Born to Unmarried Mothers):
  - 1940: ~10%
  - 1960: ~20%
  - 1970: ~38%
  - 1980: ~55%
  - 1990: ~65%
  - 2000: ~70%
  - 2010s – Present: ~72-77%

This trend reflects how Democrat welfare policies since 1900 eroded family stability while securing a dependent voting base. Link: Family Studies and US Census Records

2005: Republican President George W. Bush appoints Republican Alberto Gonzales as the 80th US Attorney General. Gonzales became the highest-ranking Hispanic American in the executive government to date.

2006: Republican Coretta Scott King voted for Nixon, Ford, and Reagan before she died (MLK’s wife).
2006: Republican The Secure Fence Act (2006)—This legislation mandated that the Department of Homeland Security construct about 700 miles of border barriers on the US-Mexico Border. It passed with bipartisan support and resulted in presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama building about 350 miles of the wall.
- Later, Trump would be labeled a xenophobe and racist by liberal media for the same discussion.
2008: Democratic President Obama elected
- Republicans – Some racism in the beginning, but no rioting.
- Democrats had no problem with Confederate statues during the entire presidency of Barack Obama from 2008 to 2016.
- Democrats – The historical monuments only became racist to liberals when Trump became president.
2008: Democrats Biden Says: “You cannot go to a 7-Eleven or a Dunkin’ Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent.”
2009 Democrat Obama Edited Fake Birth Certificate Link Proof
2010: Democrat Biden warmly eulogized Sen. Robert Byrd, a former Exalted Cyclops in the Ku Klux Klan, saying he was “one of my mentors” and that “the Senate is a lesser place for his going.”
2010: Democrat Robert Byrd was the last member of Congress to hold membership in the KKK.
- - Hillary Clinton called Byrd her “mentor.”

2011: Republican Governor of New Mexico, Susana Martinez, becomes the nation’s first Latina governor.

2011: Republican Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, appointed by President Reagan, authored the ruling legalizing same-sex marriage. He was the swing vote.
2013: Democrat financed Black Lives Matter is founded. The founders publicly admit they are trained in Marxism and use it as a foundation for their principles. Further, they have been invested in dozens of expensive homes they purchased using the proceeds that were meant to support the BLM movement. Further, it is now known that the leftist clearing house USAID funded the BLM movement –
Link for Leftist USAID funding BLM
2014: Democrat Media perpetuates Ferguson lie: Link
2016: Republican Peter Thiel, who is openly gay, the founder of PayPal, was invited to speak at the Republican National Convention.

Above, openly gay Peter Thiel, founder of PayPal speaks at the 2016 Republican Convention about why he is a Republican.