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Opinion - Facing a threat to their privilege, Democrats call on Black men to sacrifice their careers

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By Melik Abdul
| Yahoo
Somewhere in Georgia right now, there’s a 17-year-old who has spent the last decade working toward one thing. He is the first in his family with a realistic shot at a college education paid in full. His coaches know his name. College recruiters have his number. He has not been asked whether he wants to be a political instrument, but the NAACP just decided he will be.
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Facing a threat to their privilege, Democrats call on Black men to sacrifice their careers

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By Melik Abdul
| The Hill
Opinion>Opinions - Campaign The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill by Melik Abdul, opinion contributor - 05/29/26 9:30 AM ET Link copied by Melik Abdul, opinion contributor - 05/29/26 9:30 AM ET Link copied AP Photo/Sam Craft Somewhere in Georgia right now, there’s a 17-year-old who has spent the last decade working toward one thing. He is the first in his family with a realistic shot at a college education paid in full. His coaches know his name.
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The Left’s voting rights outrage is about power, not people

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By Melik Abdul
| Washington Examiner
DEMOCRATS READY TO FIGHT AFTER SUPREME COURT STRIKES DOWN VOTING RIGHTS CASE Together they represent a well-worn industry of race-baiting provocateurs who have built careers stoking grievance, manufacturing outrage, and then stepping aside while others pay the price. The boycott call tells you everything you need to know about who these people actually serve. Jones and Hughley aren’t demanding that black students without athletic scholarships leave those same campuses.
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