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	Comments on: Immigration as a Barrier: How America&#8217;s Workforce Policies Have Undermined Black Economic Progress for Two Centuries.	</title>
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		By: Pelvo White, Jr.		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Immigration does not undermine economic progress. There are two things that undermine economic power.Those things are (1) Lack of education; and (2)Failure to understand that politically,America is a pluralistic representative democracy with a capitalist economic base that believes in an unequal distribution of available goods and services based on merit. Merit is defined as usefulness to the republic.Selecting a vocation in America should be one that is useful,and subsequently profitable to you.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Immigration does not undermine economic progress. There are two things that undermine economic power.Those things are (1) Lack of education; and (2)Failure to understand that politically,America is a pluralistic representative democracy with a capitalist economic base that believes in an unequal distribution of available goods and services based on merit. Merit is defined as usefulness to the republic.Selecting a vocation in America should be one that is useful,and subsequently profitable to you.</p>
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		By: James Davis		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Jan 2024 13:16:12 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Could not Agree with You More in Regard to the Facts of Your Article.

Your article stitched together with my articles regarding undercounting our unemployment rates paints a picture of manipulation to make it appear we have a labor shortage. It’s the Democratic Party through Clinton, Obama, and Biden who conjured up the scheme of undercounting our Job rates to make it appear we have a labor shortage and sold that lie to America. So, we as a people are in a fix as we have those who look like us at the highest levels of government working hand and hand with many on the other side against us.


Just as Republican legislators across the spectrum from Senators to members of the House of Representatives are unable to find the courage to speak out against the vulgarism of former president Donald Trump, fearing repercussions, African American legislators, and Civil Rights leaders fear the power of the Biden-Harris White House, and his administration. Their silence is deafening, when it comes to the issue of undercounting the unemployment rates of American workers, which is devastating to the African American community. They are strongly encouraged not to publicly address this wrong if they want to keep their jobs or have a political future. 


Black American representation in legislatures and mayoral leadership are at an all-time high. There are a record 62 Black members serving in Congress, with Rep. Akeem Jeffries, of New York, serving as the Minority Leader of the Democratic Party in the House of Representatives. Black mayors head the cities of Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Atlanta. There is even a black Civil Rights leader in the person of Reverend Al Sharpton who regularly appears on the popular “Morning Joe program on MSNBC.” Of what use is their power, if they do not use that power, to correct the unjust policy of the Biden-Harris administration, when it comes to undercounting the Job rates of American workers, including African American workers. The Truth, about their lack of courage, when it comes to this issue is heartbreaking, and hard for many of us to digest, and understand. When it comes to their integrity, let’s hope the story doesn’t end here. 


Historically, African Americans have voted overwhelmingly Democratic since the days of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Black voters saved Joe Biden’s last disastrous presidential run for office. Biden was losing the Democratic Party’s primary in 2020 and black voters changed that narrative, making him a winner. Now, this guy is kicking African Americans in the teeth by undercounting our Job rates and the Job rates of all American workers, professional, union, blue collar, and working-class Americans, everywhere. Biden lies about our unemployment rates saying his official rate is comprehensive. Read the article at the link:  
https://thyblackman.com/2024/01/06/as-economic-migrants-enter-the-country-concerns-arise-over-joe-biden-administrations-reporting-of-american-workers-unemployment-rates/


“RIGHT is RIGHT, even if everyone is against it, and WRONG is WRONG, even if everyone is for it.” (William Penn)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Could not Agree with You More in Regard to the Facts of Your Article.</p>
<p>Your article stitched together with my articles regarding undercounting our unemployment rates paints a picture of manipulation to make it appear we have a labor shortage. It’s the Democratic Party through Clinton, Obama, and Biden who conjured up the scheme of undercounting our Job rates to make it appear we have a labor shortage and sold that lie to America. So, we as a people are in a fix as we have those who look like us at the highest levels of government working hand and hand with many on the other side against us.</p>
<p>Just as Republican legislators across the spectrum from Senators to members of the House of Representatives are unable to find the courage to speak out against the vulgarism of former president Donald Trump, fearing repercussions, African American legislators, and Civil Rights leaders fear the power of the Biden-Harris White House, and his administration. Their silence is deafening, when it comes to the issue of undercounting the unemployment rates of American workers, which is devastating to the African American community. They are strongly encouraged not to publicly address this wrong if they want to keep their jobs or have a political future. </p>
<p>Black American representation in legislatures and mayoral leadership are at an all-time high. There are a record 62 Black members serving in Congress, with Rep. Akeem Jeffries, of New York, serving as the Minority Leader of the Democratic Party in the House of Representatives. Black mayors head the cities of Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Atlanta. There is even a black Civil Rights leader in the person of Reverend Al Sharpton who regularly appears on the popular “Morning Joe program on MSNBC.” Of what use is their power, if they do not use that power, to correct the unjust policy of the Biden-Harris administration, when it comes to undercounting the Job rates of American workers, including African American workers. The Truth, about their lack of courage, when it comes to this issue is heartbreaking, and hard for many of us to digest, and understand. When it comes to their integrity, let’s hope the story doesn’t end here. </p>
<p>Historically, African Americans have voted overwhelmingly Democratic since the days of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Black voters saved Joe Biden’s last disastrous presidential run for office. Biden was losing the Democratic Party’s primary in 2020 and black voters changed that narrative, making him a winner. Now, this guy is kicking African Americans in the teeth by undercounting our Job rates and the Job rates of all American workers, professional, union, blue collar, and working-class Americans, everywhere. Biden lies about our unemployment rates saying his official rate is comprehensive. Read the article at the link:<br />
<a href="https://thyblackman.com/2024/01/06/as-economic-migrants-enter-the-country-concerns-arise-over-joe-biden-administrations-reporting-of-american-workers-unemployment-rates/" rel="ugc">https://thyblackman.com/2024/01/06/as-economic-migrants-enter-the-country-concerns-arise-over-joe-biden-administrations-reporting-of-american-workers-unemployment-rates/</a></p>
<p>“RIGHT is RIGHT, even if everyone is against it, and WRONG is WRONG, even if everyone is for it.” (William Penn)</p>
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		By: Mike Gold		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Jan 2024 04:59:03 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[It&#039;s disheartening that this country appears to prioritize bringing in more immigrants over providing jobs for its own citizens. Black people often seem to be disproportionately affected by these policies, yet they continue to persevere. Perhaps it&#039;s time for the Black community to focus on supporting Black-owned businesses and fostering our own economic ecosystem within the USA.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s disheartening that this country appears to prioritize bringing in more immigrants over providing jobs for its own citizens. Black people often seem to be disproportionately affected by these policies, yet they continue to persevere. Perhaps it&#8217;s time for the Black community to focus on supporting Black-owned businesses and fostering our own economic ecosystem within the USA.</p>
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		By: 'Uncle' Leroy Jackson		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Jan 2024 04:38:18 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;m glad to see someone addressing this issue. It appears to me that this country couldn&#039;t care less about Black people, a group who played a fundamental role in building this nation. Without their forced, unpaid labor, the USA might not have become the most powerful country in the world.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m glad to see someone addressing this issue. It appears to me that this country couldn&#8217;t care less about Black people, a group who played a fundamental role in building this nation. Without their forced, unpaid labor, the USA might not have become the most powerful country in the world.</p>
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