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'''Conscious black conservatives''' are self-proclaimed black conservatives who support [[identity politics]] when it benefits black people and prioritize their identity politics over their alleged conservatism. These people have a strong antipathy toward [[Blexit]] co-founders [[Candace Owens]] and [[Brandon Tatum]]: intensely jealous of their success and influence, they have viciously attacked both Tatum and Owens for race-mixing with white people.<ref name = Lucas>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29gnB3mHo7c</ref><ref name = CPAC>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ8tKkSO5kY</ref> Jennifer Oliver O'Connell even penned a column attacking them as [[Conservative, Inc.]] --- even though she writes a column for [[RedState]]<ref name = RedState>https://redstate.com/jenniferoo/2021/06/21/candace-owens-and-brandon-tatum-are-not-who-they-pretend-to-be-n400398</ref> and the conscious black conservatives had a panel at [[CPAC]] 2021, which they used to implicitly insult Candace Owens.<ref name = CPAC/> Brandon Tatum describes himself and Owens as "conservative[s] who happen[] to be black" and the conscious conservatives as "people who are black who happen to be conservative."<ref name = CPAC/> Joe Collins wrote a press release with the backwards premise that Owens and other black conservatives don't care about the inner cities and take every available opportunity to bash inner-city black Republicans and conservatives.<ref>https://joecollinsforcongress.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/JOE-COLLINS-CANDACE-OWENS-BRANDON-TATUM-AND-BLEXIT-IS-TRASH.pdf</ref> A major sticking point between the real black conservatives and the conscious black conservatives was the Ahmaud Arbery case --- some black conservatives, like Brandon Tatum, claimed that the black jogger was killed in self-defense, and these claims caused the conscious conservatives to lash out.<ref name = Lucas/><ref name = CPAC/> A second major sticking point was the [[Juneteenth]] National Holiday --- some black conservatives, like Candace Owens, as well as non-black conservatives claimed the federal holiday was an attempt by leftists to co-opt and restructure American history to fit the mould of the [[1619 Project]] rather than the truth; these claims again caused the conscious conservatives to lash out, and this prompted the very public feud between Owens and Baltimore Congressional candidate Kimberly Klacik.<ref>https://www.newsweek.com/candace-owens-kimberly-klacik-feud-twitter-instagram-juneteenth-1602889</ref> Other conscious black conservatives include Angela Stanton King, Maj Toure,<ref>https://www.salon.com/2021/03/28/pro-trump-black-conservatives-go-to-war--against-each-other/</ref> Kira Davis, Sonnie Johnson, Shemeka Michelle, and Felicia Killings.<ref name = RedState/>
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'''Conscious black conservatives''' are self-proclaimed black conservatives who support [[identity politics]] when it benefits black people and prioritize their identity politics over their alleged conservatism. These people have a strong antipathy toward [[Blexit]] co-founders [[Candace Owens]] and [[Brandon Tatum]]: intensely jealous of their success and influence, they have viciously attacked both Tatum and Owens for race-mixing with white people.<ref name = Lucas>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29gnB3mHo7c</ref><ref name = CPAC>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ8tKkSO5kY</ref> Jennifer Oliver O'Connell even penned a column attacking them as [[Conservative, Inc.]] --- even though she writes a column for [[RedState]]<ref name = RedState>https://redstate.com/jenniferoo/2021/06/21/candace-owens-and-brandon-tatum-are-not-who-they-pretend-to-be-n400398</ref> and the conscious black conservatives had a panel at [[CPAC]] 2021, which they used to implicitly insult Candace Owens.<ref name = CPAC/> Brandon Tatum describes himself and Owens as "people who are conservative...who happen to be black" and the conscious conservatives as "people who are black who happen to be conservative."<ref name = CPAC/> Joe Collins wrote a press release with the backwards premise that Owens and other black conservatives don't care about the inner cities and take every available opportunity to bash inner-city black Republicans and conservatives.<ref>https://joecollinsforcongress.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/JOE-COLLINS-CANDACE-OWENS-BRANDON-TATUM-AND-BLEXIT-IS-TRASH.pdf</ref> A major sticking point between the real black conservatives and the conscious black conservatives was the Ahmaud Arbery case --- some black conservatives, like Brandon Tatum, claimed that the black jogger was killed in self-defense, and these claims caused the conscious conservatives to lash out.<ref name = Lucas/><ref name = CPAC/> A second major sticking point was the [[Juneteenth]] National Holiday --- some black conservatives, like Candace Owens, as well as non-black conservatives claimed the federal holiday was an attempt by leftists to co-opt and restructure American history to fit the mould of the [[1619 Project]] rather than the truth; these claims again caused the conscious conservatives to lash out, and this prompted the very public feud between Owens and Baltimore Congressional candidate Kimberly Klacik.<ref>https://www.newsweek.com/candace-owens-kimberly-klacik-feud-twitter-instagram-juneteenth-1602889</ref> Other conscious black conservatives include Angela Stanton King, Maj Toure,<ref>https://www.salon.com/2021/03/28/pro-trump-black-conservatives-go-to-war--against-each-other/</ref> Kira Davis, Sonnie Johnson, Shemeka Michelle, and Felicia Killings.<ref name = RedState/>
  
 
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Revision as of 03:59, August 19, 2021

Conscious black conservatives are self-proclaimed black conservatives who support identity politics when it benefits black people and prioritize their identity politics over their alleged conservatism. These people have a strong antipathy toward Blexit co-founders Candace Owens and Brandon Tatum: intensely jealous of their success and influence, they have viciously attacked both Tatum and Owens for race-mixing with white people.[1][2] Jennifer Oliver O'Connell even penned a column attacking them as Conservative, Inc. --- even though she writes a column for RedState[3] and the conscious black conservatives had a panel at CPAC 2021, which they used to implicitly insult Candace Owens.[2] Brandon Tatum describes himself and Owens as "people who are conservative...who happen to be black" and the conscious conservatives as "people who are black who happen to be conservative."[2] Joe Collins wrote a press release with the backwards premise that Owens and other black conservatives don't care about the inner cities and take every available opportunity to bash inner-city black Republicans and conservatives.[4] A major sticking point between the real black conservatives and the conscious black conservatives was the Ahmaud Arbery case --- some black conservatives, like Brandon Tatum, claimed that the black jogger was killed in self-defense, and these claims caused the conscious conservatives to lash out.[1][2] A second major sticking point was the Juneteenth National Holiday --- some black conservatives, like Candace Owens, as well as non-black conservatives claimed the federal holiday was an attempt by leftists to co-opt and restructure American history to fit the mould of the 1619 Project rather than the truth; these claims again caused the conscious conservatives to lash out, and this prompted the very public feud between Owens and Baltimore Congressional candidate Kimberly Klacik.[5] Other conscious black conservatives include Angela Stanton King, Maj Toure,[6] Kira Davis, Sonnie Johnson, Shemeka Michelle, and Felicia Killings.[3]

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