DNC, NAACP No Longer Listed as Women’s March Sponsors
The anti-Semitic views of the leaders and their embrace of Louis Farrakhan is catching up with them…
The Women’s March had a huge blow over the weekend when the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) quietly withdrew its support.
Sometime between then and today, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and NAACP no longer appear on the sponsor list. The NAACP’s Youth & College division is still on the partner list.
From Haaertz:
A leader of the Jewish Democratic Council of America, which defines itself as “the voice of Jewish Democrats and socially-progressive, pro-Israel values” said Tuesday in a statement she welcomed the move, but that her group continued to encourage participation in marches that were not directly affiliated with the embattled Women’s March.
“JDCA supports the objectives of the Women’s March and stands with sister marches across the country this weekend,” said Halie Soifer, JDCA executive director “At the same time, we welcome the DNC, SPLC, Emily’s List, and other organizations’ decision to not sponsor and participate in the Women’s March and take a principled stand against anti-Semitism.”
They didn’t have a choice after Women’s March leader Tamika Mallory failed miserably on The View on Monday when confronted over her love and admiration for the anti-Semitic racist Louis Farrakhan.
Mallory appeared on The View along with co-leader Bob Bland. Meghan McCain asked both of them if they would condemn the anti-Semitic statements by Louis Farrakhan.
Bland had no problem doing this. Mallory could not:
“What I will say to you is that I don’t agree with many of Minister Farrakhan’s statements,” Mallory said.
“Do you condemn them?” McCain asked.
“I don’t agree with these statements,” Mallory repeated.
“You won’t condemn it,” McCain noted.
“To be clear, it is not my language, it is not the way that I speak,” Mallory insisted.
Planned Parenthood remains a sponsor to the shock of no one. EMILY’s List dropped the Women’s March along with NOW. Chicago and New Orleans will not host a march. The Washington state chapter closed.
AFL-CIO, NARAL, GLAAD, Human Rights Campaign, NRDC, OXFAM, Greenpeace, Amnesty and other major orgs are no longer listed as @womensmarch partners.
Out of over 500 orgs that were previously listed as a sponsor or partner of the @womensmarch, only 200❗️ remain affiliated. (1/2)
— Tali Goldsheft (@TaliGoldsheft) January 12, 2019
That’s a huge drop in partnership.
That number should be zero.
No organization should partner with a group led by antisemites. Please keep sharing the #WomensMarchLeadersResign petition so that the number will keep dropping. https://t.co/qsxlsawpXZ
— Tali Goldsheft (@TaliGoldsheft) January 12, 2019
We applaud the @DNC‘s decision to withdraw from the @womensmarch. When will the movement’s national leadership take meaningful steps to uproot the anti-Semitism in their midst? https://t.co/csgFEOY55Q
— AJC (@AJCGlobal) January 15, 2019
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Taqqiya
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), the Democratic National Committee (DNC), and NAACP are anti-Semitic as a matter of faith.
I wonder if NAACP has learned that partnering with Middle Easterners is detrimental to their reputation, one which is already seriously damaged? The truth of the matter is that they were used, badly, and too stupid to see it coming.
You have it backwards. In the past few days, three jews were added to the WM steering committee. It’s the presence of the jews that drove awsy the NAACP, DNC, and SPLC.
They may be Jewish but were more than likely recruited for their active participation in anti-semitic rolls in “Jewish Voice for Peace” and/or “BDS movement for Palestinian” to aid WM with damage control. Instead of just given “three jews” as a reference…name names and do a check on affiliation which would have WM putting them in a place at the head of the table.
Not hard to find once I provided the raw data. See, e.g.,
https://www.vosizneias.com/314375/2019/01/15/new-york-former-hasidic-transgender-named-amongst-womens-march-steering-committee/
AFAIK, these three focus on gender and color issues, and have no relation to BDS or Palestinian issues. Although, to be fair, the Reform movement rep may be involved in those as they are major issues in the Reform movement.
Sonderkommando?
Another Voice has this precisely right. The “three Jews” are not exactly the voices of reason these idiot leaders need to right this ship.
The fact is the main leaders are anti-Semites, the call was for them to step down. The refused and just added three voices to their echo chamber to explain away their true opinions.
Another Voice has this precisely right. I’ll be providing the “raw data” for you.
The “three Jews” are not exactly the voices of reason these idiot leaders need to right this ship.https://www.timesofisrael.com/womens-march-names-3-jewish-women-to-steering-committee/
The fact is the main leaders are anti-Semites, the call was for them to step down. They refused and just added three voices to their echo chamber to explain away their true opinions.
New lede:
Splinter Group JDCA Dumps Women’s March but Reaffirms its Marxist-Leninist Roots.
Sarsour and Mallory’s naz i leanings We’re no secret, these organizations are just responding to bad publicity.
@ great uknown. —- Quite possible
Will the HoR put up a vote to censure Rashida Tlaib? Seems to be the newest thing nowadays. She needs to be censured and calls for her resignation should be loud.
Re Mallory: you can put pearls on a bigoted pig, but you still have a bigoted pig.
The DNC and NAACP have long known who Farrakhan really is. Today’s firestorm is hardly a surprise. I suspect the DNC’s and NAACP’s withdrawal is strategic rather than any real objection to him. Also, just because they aren’t listed on the official rolls how can we be certain they still aren’t funneling money into the organization?
Many women who March are Clueless. They are marching on Emotion . This group is as AntiAmerican as AntiSemetic.
The women are clueless because they are misinformed by their local paper, at least, in the San Diego area.
This week’s San Diego Union-Tribune carried a column by an alleged feminist trying to drum up support for the Women’s March. It was remarkable for its failure to mention any of the facts surrounding the current controversy. No mention of anti-semitism, or how large swaths of women have been excluded based on political affiliation, or the presence of an Islamist who believes in FGM in the United States as a “leader” and speaker.
Pfffft!