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| Native-Americans building a house from pallets in South Dakata (winter windchill of -40F are common) due to lack of access to jobs and credit. |
California currently bans business with seventeen states.
Those states are overwhelmingly poorer, Blacker and have a greater percentage of Native-Americans than California.
Based on the disproportionate impacts on those communities, one must conclude that California's state government is engaged in a war against the poor, the Black and Native-Americans.
And since poverty is the number one predictor of life expectancy, one can even make a case that the State of California and its governor, Gavin Newsom are engaged in genocide against the poor, the Black and the Native-American.
Where are the screams from the compassionate Progressives? Where are the law suites based on "disproportionate impact"?
The data
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| Median annual income in $1000 of California compared to the states they are boycotting |
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| Percent Black/African-American of California compared to the states they are boycotting |
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| Percent Native-American of California compared to the states they are boycotting. Native-Americans in the states of South Dakota, Oklahoma, Montana, North Dakota, Idaho and North Dakota can make a case that the State of California is STILL waging a war of genocide against them. |
I am proud that Kansas is on the list. In spite of our moronic governor we must be doing something right.
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