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October 29, 2025
'Funny How That S**t Works': Black Man DROPS NAACP for Endorsing a White Woman Over Winsome Sears (Watch)
A Black man has publicly renounced his membership in the NAACP following the organization's endorsement of a white woman over Winsome Sears, a Black woman, in a recent election. A video circulating online captures the man expressing his disillusionment with the NAACP, citing their decision as the reason for his departure. He uses strong language to convey his frustration, questioning the organization's commitment to supporting Black candidates.
The video, titled "Funny How That S**t Works," shows the man directly addressing the camera. He explains that he has been a member of the NAACP for a considerable amount of time, believing in its mission to advance the rights and opportunities of Black people. However, he states that the endorsement of a white candidate over Sears, who is a prominent Black Republican politician, felt like a betrayal of those principles.
He emphasizes the importance of supporting Black candidates, regardless of their political affiliation, especially when they are running against non-Black opponents. He argues that the NAACP's decision sends a confusing message and undermines the progress Black individuals have made in politics. His comments suggest a deeper frustration with what he perceives as the NAACP prioritizing political alignment over racial solidarity.
The man doesn’t specify which election or race he is referring to, but the core of his argument remains the same: he feels the NAACP should have supported Sears based on her race, despite any differences in political ideology. He argues that the organization's actions contradict its stated goals and leave him no choice but to terminate his membership. The video has sparked debate online, with some viewers supporting the man's decision and others defending the NAACP's right to endorse candidates based on their qualifications and platform, regardless of race. The controversy highlights the complex and often conflicting considerations involved in political endorsements and the ongoing discussions within the Black community about representation and political strategy.
The video, titled "Funny How That S**t Works," shows the man directly addressing the camera. He explains that he has been a member of the NAACP for a considerable amount of time, believing in its mission to advance the rights and opportunities of Black people. However, he states that the endorsement of a white candidate over Sears, who is a prominent Black Republican politician, felt like a betrayal of those principles.
He emphasizes the importance of supporting Black candidates, regardless of their political affiliation, especially when they are running against non-Black opponents. He argues that the NAACP's decision sends a confusing message and undermines the progress Black individuals have made in politics. His comments suggest a deeper frustration with what he perceives as the NAACP prioritizing political alignment over racial solidarity.
The man doesn’t specify which election or race he is referring to, but the core of his argument remains the same: he feels the NAACP should have supported Sears based on her race, despite any differences in political ideology. He argues that the organization's actions contradict its stated goals and leave him no choice but to terminate his membership. The video has sparked debate online, with some viewers supporting the man's decision and others defending the NAACP's right to endorse candidates based on their qualifications and platform, regardless of race. The controversy highlights the complex and often conflicting considerations involved in political endorsements and the ongoing discussions within the Black community about representation and political strategy.
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