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Alright. This is the last time (doubt it) I'm gonna post about this in this capacity. We're going to talk about the modern Black Panthers and especially about the ones who showed up in atlanta last weekend.pic.twitter.com/sbwnfOUFFI
First as I have pointed out a few times there is the New Black Panther Party. A designated hategroup with a long history of nationalism and racist ideology. They formed in 1989 and have been a problem ever since. They are based in Atlanta.https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/group/new-black-panther-party …
There is ANOTHER group in Atlanta with similar ideologies and wording in their goal statements called the Revolutionary Black Panther Party of Atlanta. http://www.therevolutionaryblackpantherparty.org/
Alright let's get back the this group who showed up last weekend carrying rifles and calling for black folks to arm themselves as is their right. (Agreed!) Their leader and mouth piece for the day was a black lady referred to by the internet as Queen.pic.twitter.com/icFH3UV0wN
She spoke many times in videos and referred to themselves as the New Black Panthers. Red flag right? A local news outlet Decaturish wrote an article and hinted at them being problematic. They have since retracted that.https://decaturish.com/2020/06/presence-of-new-black-panther-party-members-at-decatur-protest-raises-questions-and-concerns/ …
Apparently Decaturish were able to get in touch with someone from their "organization" to get some clarification. They said they were instead the Black Panthers Revolutionaries Atlanta Chapter. Scroll back up. It's not exactly the same group name as before.
But I found that odd as fuck that this group of people with rifles coming out of no where has now claimed to be not one but TWO different organizations that sound almost exactly like the Nationalist orgs that are hate groups.
Now let's take a look at their patches. They were different than all the other hate groups symbols. I wont dwell long but it should be pointed out that are 66th Infantry Division of the US Army. It's not an official organization emblem.pic.twitter.com/Z9aukFUzHb
So what the fuck is going on right? This was driving me crazy trying to figure out what's going on in my state and if these are people I can work with or should fight against.
This was... one of the weirdest rabbits holes I’ve encountered. Though damn good work!
Every stone I unturned on this adventure left me with 20 new questions.
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