Historic civil rights protester urges blacks to become Republicans – IOTW Report

Historic civil rights protester urges blacks to become Republicans

Fayettville Observer: Clarence Henderson was part of the sit-in movement of 1960 that desegregated retail stores.

Civil rights pioneer Clarence Henderson visited Fayetteville on Tuesday to encourage black voters to join the Republican Party and to encourage the party to welcome black voters.

Henderson, who in 1960 was part of the sit-in movement in Greensboro that desegregated retail store lunch counters, is the president of the North Carolina chapter of the Frederick Douglass Foundation. He spoke before the Cumberland County Republican Women’s Club.

The Frederick Douglass Foundation seeks to grow the ranks of conservative Christian black Republicans, Henderson said, and it has had success.

“What the Democratic Party is most afraid of is conservative blacks,” Henderson said.  MORE

11 Comments on Historic civil rights protester urges blacks to become Republicans

  1. How long before the FBI Agents hit team is sent out and find he committed “suicide”, or the CNN Agents discover a 70 year white womam that “he raped” 50 years ago?

  2. How do you “encourage blacks to become part of the party”?
    Give them free shit?
    Nobody whined and dined me to be a republican. Why do they feel having a dark skin pigment require an invitation to vote for a republican?

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