People are about to get a hard lesson in just how many programs, departments, events, and opportunities for Black and Brown communities were not just supported but funded and, in some cases, federally protected.
Now? That foundation is being ripped out from under us.
For all the Black folks who ask, “What have the Democrats even done for us?”—the answer is about to hit like a ton of bricks.
A lot of the progress we’ve relied on wasn’t goodwill; it was policy, funding, and legal protections.
And those protections are vanishing.
The natural instinct will be outrage, to call it out, to demand justice.
But here’s the brutal truth: outrage only works when it leads to consequences.
And right now? There are none.
“This is discrimination” doesn’t carry weight the way it once did.
The rules have changed.
We’re not just back at square one—we’re starting from scratch.
This isn’t a fight we’ll win with sweeping victories.
It’ll be inch by inch, policy by policy, battle by battle.
But that’s how we’ve always had to fight.
