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Omaha, Nebraska: Good To See MalcolmX "Birthplace City" Electing its first Black Mayor in 2025,....

Posted by theone on 8/11/2025, 12:59 pm

Omaha welcomes first Black Mayor ever Mr John Ewing(photo below) after inauguration. MalcolmX was born in Omaha in "1925". John Ewing is elected in "2025". 100 years later. LOL!

El Paso, Tx : El Paso Also sworn in its first Black mayor. Despite Being a majority Latino City

Posted by theone on 8/11/2025, 1:20 pm, in reply to "Omaha, Nebraska: Good To See MalcolmX "Birthplace City" Electing its first Black Mayor in 2025,...."

Mayor Renard U. Johnson(photo below) assumed office on January 6, 2025 his term ends in January 2029. Renard is a homegrown local businessman who deeply cares about his City. He grew up on the northeast side of El Paso. His business was ranked as the 6th fastest growing company in the U.S

Smart guy!!

Re: Omaha, Nebraska: Good To See MalcolmX "Birthplace City" Electing its first Black Mayor in 2025,....

Posted by mallcomm on 8/11/2025, 8:48 pm, in reply to "Omaha, Nebraska: Good To See MalcolmX "Birthplace City" Electing its first Black Mayor in 2025,...."

SO?!!?
How many Black mayors have we had? and how have they helped or changed the live of Black people?
We had a Black president, right?
Ever heard of Muammar Gaddafi?
I rest my case

Re: Omaha, Nebraska: Good To See MalcolmX "Birthplace City" Electing its first Black Mayor in 2025,....

Posted by theone on 8/12/2025, 2:30 am, in reply to "Re: Omaha, Nebraska: Good To See MalcolmX "Birthplace City" Electing its first Black Mayor in 2025,...."

Right, G, agreed, Black mayors can't change the lives of black ppl because Blacks overall don't have the upper hand whether nationally or internationally.

However "symbolism" Mr G, can be a powerful tool for facilitating change. Symbols, whether visual, verbal, or behavioral, can evoke strong emotions, shape perceptions, and inspire action, ultimately contributing to social, personal, or organizational transformation. Sir, I'm just sick&tired of schooling you on this subject all the time. You fired--->LOL!!

lawwd

I would rather see my son being influenced by a Black mayor than being influenced by the lyrics of a Black gangsta rap. I think Barak despite the fact he destroyed Gaddafi and Libya, he was certainly a big time influence on many young Blacks after his election in 2009. And thats good.

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SO?!!?
How many Black mayors have we had? and how have they helped or changed the live of Black people?
We had a Black president, right?
Ever heard of Muammar Gaddafi?
I rest my case

Re: Omaha, Nebraska: Good To See MalcolmX "Birthplace City" Electing its first Black Mayor in 2025,....

Posted by malcomm on 8/12/2025, 4:17 pm, in reply to "Re: Omaha, Nebraska: Good To See MalcolmX "Birthplace City" Electing its first Black Mayor in 2025,...."

Who da hell is 'G'?
Why are you addressing me as 'Mr G'?
Please pay close attention and give me my due respect. Stop being a miseducated, brainwashed, and bamboozled LLC poster!

Remember this, and i'm saying it for the last time, the best symbolism our children can have must come from inside the home. Okaaaay? If we do right by them inside the home none of the bullshit outside will claim their lives.

Signed: my name is Malcomm... I warned y'all about all this integration nonsense but yall paid no attention and now see how our children have been completely indoctrinated and led astray. So sad....malcomm

Re: Omaha, Nebraska: Good To See MalcolmX "Birthplace City" Electing its first Black Mayor in 2025,....

Posted by theone on 8/13/2025, 1:30 am, in reply to "Re: Omaha, Nebraska: Good To See MalcolmX "Birthplace City" Electing its first Black Mayor in 2025,...."

LOL, sorry Malcumm, I called you "G" because you are respected. And FYI I've heard you in the past using the word "bamboozled" in one of your speeches up in Harlem. LOL!!

Well, Mr Malcumm, as you certainly know a Black mayor is without a doubt someone who received some of the best symbolisms from inside the home, not from the streets obviously, and that in the face of "integration". Where I definitely agree with Malcuum is in terms of the financial segregation, Blacks should have their own banks and control their own economy, and of course have lot more businesses around the country.

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