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Black Men And Women Hanging From A Tree

  Black Men And Women Hanging From A Tree 

There have been countless black people hanging from a tree under Trump's political presidency. Donald Trump's first term started 2017 until 2025 and there were reported lynching by white supremacists. Yet, these white police label it as suicide.


Now, here we are: the United States of America is under Trump's political presidency, and there was the lynching of black people hanging from a tree in 2026. From March 2025 to now, 2026, there was a toll of 24 black people lynched.


Trump makes these racist white supremacists okay with this wicked behavior. 



I am sure if you start hanging white boys, girls, men and women, this will stop. These white supremacists are hanging black people because they know black has kind forgive, God giving compassion heart. The Bible says and Eye for an Eye, a tooth for tooth for a tooth, a life for a life, a hand for a hand and a foot for a foot. See  Leviticus 24:19-29, Exodus 21:23-25, and Deuteronomy 18:21. Black people need to have some type of weapon to protect themselves and learn self-defense. They must learn how to disarm their attackers. These are some beautiful babies taken away into the hands of white racist people. These white supremacists are looking for a race war. They think black lives are of no value. So, black people need to show that their white lives are of no value. This shit needs to stop. The corporate United States of America was founded on theft, racism, and violence.
How about black people have their sundown towns against white racist supremacists, and they are found hanging in a tree. Since the black gang members, Bloods, and other gang sets want to unalive people instead of their own people, they need to do it to the racist white supremacists. It is not fair that their white children can go home to their family and friends, but the black children can not. These black political people are not doing anything about these killings. Nor are they talking about them. These black attorneys are not doing anything either about these black lives being found hanged in a tree. The black attorneys are profiting off these deaths, not taking it to court, and arguing to apply criminal charges to these white supremacists who unalive black people. What are these black judges, District Attorneys, Attorneys General, Politicians, black churches and Black organizations doing to pass laws or take lawful actions to stop these hangings/unaliving of black people?



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