The 3 Movements Sweeping Twitter-Verse and Why Conservatives Should Pay Attention

We've come a long way, Beloveds, since 2016.

In all my voting life, I've never witnessed such political outrage, confusion, disruption, and turmoil. It's funny that in a sphere were order and progress should be the norm, instead we are experiencing more hostility. 

But I suppose that's the nature of politics. When mankind operates contrary to the spiritual laws that are designed to improve human behavior and interaction, we reap consequences we do not desire.

Politics is certainly a game of chess, not checkers.

Strategies, tact, fortitude, and will power work at the core. People who know how to think critically and creatively find themselves actively engaged behind-the-scenes to ensure the republic remains steadfast.

And while the leaders at the top handle their business, those of us on the ground find ourselves in a similar battle to win the heart and soul of the people.

Isn't it interesting that when Yeshua walked the earth, He set out to expand YahWeh's kingdom among the people. He did not establish a throne or government of His own. He did not plead with the Roman Empire to change its ways so the people would thrive.

He went directly to the people Himself and declared, "The Kingdom of God is here."

If you've followed my political activism for a while, Beloved, you know how important kingdom principles are to my movements and my teachings. Without the Spirit, we will not witness this great revival and national reformation, which was promised to us 100+ years ago. We cannot expect to see massive, empowerment movements unless the Spirit give them life.

We must be ever ready to receive this power if we expect the next generation to hold fast to the principles that have resulted in our success.

And if Conservatives are willing to pay attention, they will discover that the solutions are found in 3 political movements sweeping the Twitter-Verse.

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Now, before we jump into today’s lesson, let me get some things off my chest. This week was ripe with political nonsense and social media outrage. So, I want to give my commentary on the latest.

1. The elephant in the room: Trump’s acquittal. Earlier this week, the Senate acquitted the president on both articles of impeachment. This comes as no surprise to most of us who watched the entire scenario, because the Republican-dominant Senate was not going to convict its own leader. What did come as a surprise was Mitt Romney’s vote on article 1: guilty. His vote destroyed the narrative that any possible conviction would be partisan. Of course, Republicans and Conservatives ripped him to shreds on Twitter. As for me, I have no comment regarding Romney. Instead, I want us to consider the ramifications of this acquittal. Those who watched the hearings (like me) observed how our Republican President contacted a foreign country to gather information on a 2020 presidential candidate. It is foolish for us to believe that such inquiry was for “the protection of our country” rather than another opportunity to grab enough dirt on a viable candidate. Ok, cool. So, now we know this is acceptable behavior for a sitting president. Now, Beloveds, I want you to have that same energy and fire when a sitting Democratic president does this same thing to us in the near future. I want you to remember how “perfectly acceptable the phone call was” when a progressive liberal president contacts a foreign country to stir up dirt on one of our potential candidate. I want you to keep that same fire. I want you to remember what it was like when we learned the Obama administration spied on the Trump camp. I want you to recall the anger you had at that moment, and remember that in February 2020, Conservatives and Republicans publicly declared that such actions were permissible and acceptable. Was this act worthy of impeachment and removal? Well, according to the House, it was. But now, according to the Senate, it is A-OK! So, when asking me about my feelings regarding President Trump and the impeachment results, it is the same as it has always been regarding any political matter: “If Demos did EXACTLY what we allow our candidate to do, would we have this same nonchalant energy?” If the answer is yes, then once again, we have proven that our principles matter not in politics. And if that be the case, I will continue to step aside from assisting the conservative camp, because clearly the base is no different than the libtards they condemn.
2. President Trump delivers another powerful SOTU address, giving credence to black excellence and triumph. He continues to make strides in reaching Black voters by highlighting how his actions and policies have benefitted some members of our general community. Of all the things Trump has accomplished since 2016, his attempted outreach is by far the most impressive to me. In the same speech, Trump gave credence to Senator Tim Scott and his work with the Opportunity Zones; and if there’s anything the rachet GOP can learn from Trump, it is this: market to a base that has the power to change the political trajectory. Yes, the Black American voting bloc is simply that powerful. And in 2020, had the conservative camp not elevated the black grifters, we could have witnessed a significant shift in the voting bloc, or what I call, “The Fifteen 20.” Now, as Trump is delivering this speech, we discover on Twitter than the base’s favorite black pundit, Candace Owens, has returned to using the “slave” image in her tweets when referencing Black voters. I believe it was my kindred fire, Sonnie Johnson, who warned us about this back in August 2019. That at some point, the GOP would resurrect that disgusting, tired, offensive, low-IQ rhetoric just to appeal once again to the conservative base. And it happened, just like clockwork. Wash. Rinse. Offend. Repeat. How did conservatives respond? By defending the rhetoric all over again. But guess who came out in full force to fight against this nonsense? You did, Beloveds. You: the conscious conservatives. You pushed back and you reinforced what your Twitter instructors have been sharing with you for months. And for that, I have no complaints. Well done!

And now, this brings me to the main lesson for today’s episode. I would be remiss if I spilled all my tea without giving us some way of cleaning up the mess that conservatives continue leaving behind. It would be irresponsible of me to express my frustrations without delivering some type of solutions for us to ponder.

So, for this lesson, I want to discuss with you 3 prominent movements sweeping Twitter-Sphere and why Conservatives must pay attention.

The Rise in Black Political Movements on Social Media

Every movement begins with those whose minds and hearts are consumed with the spirit. According to recent study, "Today, a larger share of African Americans than whites say they are Christian. And, of all major U.S. racial and ethnic groups, blacks are the most likely to identify as Protestant" (Pew Research).

According to another study, "More than half of black people in the U.S. (54%) – both Christian and non-Christian – say they read the Bible or other holy scripture at least once a week outside of religious services, compared with 32% of whites and 38% of Hispanics, according to data from the 2014 Religious Landscape Study. Indeed, relatively few black people (24%) say they seldom or never read the Bible, compared with 50% of whites and 40% of Hispanics." (Pew Research).

​For the majority of Black Americans, the idea of separating our faith from our politics is incomprehensible. We need only look at the Scriptures or other holy texts to see how one's convictions in social, political, and economic affairs directly correlate with our ideas of how God sees mankind.

For this reason, when you study Black History and former Black Empowerment Movements, Black leaders focused on spiritual laws and truths, not necessarily religion.

​"Do unto others what you would have done to you" serves as one major spiritual principle; and such a truth motivated leaders to fight for the rights of themselves and their people against aggressive, oppressive forces in the American government.

Today, we witness a similar, spiritual awakening and movement among Black Americans in the conservative sphere. And if White Conservatives, who comprise the bulk of the base, pay attention to these movements, we will see our values remain the dominant ideology in American society.

Conscious Black Conservatism

In October 2018, I launched The Fifteen 20 Rise teaching to my conservative audience on Facebook. The premise taught them that there were more effective methods for reaching Black voters if they were willing to do things God's way. 

The message was met with hostility, to say the least. Conservatives, especially the Black ones, did not like the teachings. They wanted to hold fast to their dehumanizing rhetoric and out-of-context statistics, which produced narratives that repelled Black voters. I told them such actions would stifle our black conservative movement and diminish our political impact.

Today, on social media, we are witnessing this failure.

​Almost a year after launching this teaching, I launched a new movement called Conscious Black Conservatism. The mission is to create social, political, and economic empires for Black Americans. After experiencing major backlash on Facebook, I took this social media movement to Twitter, and it caught fire.

I recently wrote a lesson that describes the essence of Conscious Black Conservatism:

Conscious black conservatism is based on the belief that spiritual laws and principles guide our human behavior and interaction. As humans, we conserve these truths and implement these values in culture, society, and politics. While we are similar to other conservatives in our philosophical views, conscious black conservatives demonstrate how conservatism manifests through the lived, unique experiences of black Americans, past and present.

Conscious black conservatives use our words to tear down godless ideologies that rise up against our spiritual, conservative values; and then we seek to build and plant again in our communities so people thrive.

Conscious black conservatives empower. Even when we point out problems in our communities, we immediately present viable solutions WITH the people so we each prosper. We do so because we understand spiritual laws, which is higher-level thinking. 

Conscious black conservatives are cognizant of the power of blessing. We understand our words contain life or death; therefore, we use our words to bless -- and not curse -- black Americans. We don't use our power, platforms, and voices to belittle black people. We uplift, because we know our words shape our future and our world.

Conscious black conservatives understand we cannot help anyone if we are constantly bashing them. The spiritual law of sowing and reaping is always in effect. Therefore, if we curse our Beloveds, we know a curse will come back on us. Therefore, we bless.

Conscious black conservatism invades the political space. Such conservatives are not afraid to engage in topics black people want to address. Conscious black conservatives are beholden to neither Party. A political Party is beholden to us.

Simply put: Conscious black conservatism is an ideology based on moral conservative principles that focus on black empowerment and progress in politics, culture, and society.

When asked about the specific agenda of Conscious Black Conservatism, the answer is simple: Our agenda is Heaven's agenda.

We seek only to empower rising leaders to accept their call and assignment, and to identify the message and mission they are called to release. If a person in our network feels led to address the abortion rates in the Black community, we equip her with the spiritual and practical tools needed to launch that movement.

If someone feels led to tackle school choice in Black communities, we equip him with the same spiritual laws and practical lessons that will make his assignment a success. (Such teachings are housed inside The Foundation's online school, LiyahAmore University.)

We teach our network that their words have power to create or destroy life. We teach them how their stories, no matter how bleak or scandalous, can be turned into a ministry or movement of deliverance. We believe strongly that each person has a part or share in this great kingdom work.

While most people in the conservative space argue I am the leader of the movement, I am not. 

I am simply the voice that delivered the message. I am the "instructor" who has reignited or re-infused spiritual insight into this black conservative movement. But I am just one voice. There are many.

Conscious Black Conservatism is an over-arching ideology that infuses itself in the daily lives of Black Americans. It teaches us that we are a part of a collective body, a people group who have the same mindset focused on success and empowerment.

We adamantly reject the victim-mentality, not because it's a part of the overall conservative message, but because the victim mentality is self-inflicted oppression. 

We preach self-governance, because history has shown that the American government has no intentions on treating ALL Black Americans as equal citizens in this country.

We preach economic conservatism or the free market, because we see how each person's gift is a valuable asset to the collective and should thus be rewarded.

We preach spiritual laws, because we understand how man's mind can easily become contaminated with debased thoughts that lead to our demise.

Since launching this movement in 2019, the message has reached millions of people, because it resonated with other Conscious Black Conservatives on Twitter. Some critics have tried to make this movement a "Felecia Killings vs. Candace Owens" war when, in fact, it is a spirit vs. carnal war. It is a battlefield of ideas, an ideological warfare where those who are Spirit-minded will prevail.

Hotep Nation

When I first came to Twitter in 2019, Hotep Jesus and Sonnie Johnson (my kindred fires) were the first black influencers to spread my content to their massive audience.

Hotep Jesus, Uncle Hotep, and others are the leaders of a growing social media movement called Hotep Nation. As you will learn, their ideology is also rooted in spiritual awareness, conscious conservatism, and economic independence.

What is Hotep?
Hotep is a word that means “peace” or “satisfaction” and many other things. Hotep Nation is a group of people looking to restore integrity to the term “hotep” as it has been smeared by left-wing black media and the likes. Hotep Nation is about self-empowerment and self-accountability. Independence.

​Are Hoteps Democratic or Republican?
​Hotep Nation is opposed to the Democratic party. That’s not to say that Hoteps are Republican. The Hotep ideals align much more closely with Conservatives than they do Liberals.

What is the goal for Hotep Nation?
“Prosperity at any cost. Independence by any means”
We plan on focusing our people around economics by pushing them to develop new skills. We believe that we need to shift the black community from being habitual consumers to becoming habitual producers, that way we can build a strong economic base. We also seek to instill a better diet as blacks suffer from many illnesses incomparable to any other group of people like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. Lastly, we believe in exercising our spirituality faculties above and beyond structured religions.

​Source: HotepNation.com

Image Source: HotepNation.com

As with conscious conservatism, Hotep Nation relies on spiritual truths and mental fortitude to empower our communities. Follow them on Twitter, and you will see a strong emphasis on empowering the male, fostering the nuclear family, and mastering economics.

Their philosophy has attracted men (and some women) from all ethnic groups, because it reminds them of their proper place in society. While the liberal camp markets "The future is female," Hotep Nation stands by the ideology that the man is crucial to the family unit (and society at large).

ADOS: African Descendants of Slavery

I want to preface this movement with this disclaimer: ADOS is not a conservative movement, and does not adhere to the major tenants of conscious conservatism. But a careful study of this social media movement will give one pause as to its ability to reach Black Americans who could adopt conscious conservatism. 

ADOS, or the African Descendants of Slavery, is spearheaded by two black liberals, Yvette Carnell and Antonio Moore. In 2019, their movement gained national attention, and received fierce backlash from progressives within their own camp.

#ADOS was started by the brain trust of Howard graduate and host of the Breaking Brown political show, Yvette Carnell, and UCLA alumnus and attorney, Antonio Moore who hosts the weekly radio show Tonetalks. ADOS—which stands for American Descendants of Slavery—seeks to reclaim/restore the critical national character of the African American identity and experience, one grounded in our group’s unique lineage, and which is central to our continuing struggle for social and economic justice in the United States.

The truth of ADOS life is seen nowhere more clearly than the racial wealth gap in this country. 

​Closing the racial wealth gap requires a New Deal for Black America. President Trump’s assertion during the 2016 Presidential campaign that Black Americans “have nothing to lose” was met with defiance by those on the Left, but the data supported the statement. From over all wealth levels, to home ownership, to student debt levels and beyond African Americans across this nation are suffering. According to a study from Brookings, half of Black Americans who are born poor stay poor. Most Black kids who are born into middle class families are downwardly mobile. And as Duke University economist Dr. William “Sandy” Darity, and co-founder of the ADOS movement, Antonio Moore, along with other researchers observed in their study What We Get Wrong About Closing the Racial Wealth Gap, the concentration of ADOS at the bottom economically is a consequence of lack of wealth transfers and multi-generational oppression, not individual agency or cultural patterns.

Of the previous political movements discussed, #ADOS has the most detailed Black Agenda as it relates to policies affecting Black Economics. 

You will notice, Beloved, that Conscious Black Conservatism reminds us of our need to remain connected to the Spirit of God; Hotep Nation reinforces the need for a strong family unit.

In this case, #ADOS fills the void where politics and economics intertwine. 

It is therefore clear that such movements have emerged simultaneously, albeit from three different corners, at the appointed time for Black Americans.

The Black Agenda and the Ultimate Walk-Away from the Democratic Party

As mentioned prior, #ADOS is specific in its agenda; and their mission includes the following objectives:

1. To be classified as a separate lineage from other "people of color"
2. To streamline affirmative action initiatives designated solely for ADOS
3. To reinstitute the protection of The Voting Rights Act
4. To demand 15% of SBA loans be distributed to ADOS businesses
5. To seek a multi-billion dollar infrastructure for ADOS communities
6. To seek true prison reform for ADOS
7. To demand legislation that triples the current federal allotment to HBCUs
8. To restrict the number of H1-B Visa workers in tech companies so ADOS have a fair shot
9. To audit banks to see if they are practicing discrimination against ADOS
10. To mandate government advertising budget to include Black media
11. To see ADOS college debts forgiven in the same manner Wall Street's debts were forgiven
12. To initiate a health care credit to cover medical costs for ADOS
13. To demand a review of the need for reparations

It is no wonder why ADOS has proven effective in mobilizing more Black Americans to hold accountable their Democratic leaders; and, if push comes to shove, such voters will seek a political alternative that is willing to address the needs they hold dear.

But Felecia, What About BLEXIT?

This lesson would be incomplete if I did not discuss the current state of Blexit and its affiliates. While Blexit has become the favorite Black face of the conservative wing, this movement is most detestable among Black Americans who bother giving it their attention.

​Here's why:

Blexit was never about black empowerment. It is a white-funded, "black" initiative that appeals primarily to white conservatives of the Boomer class. Blexit's launch was founded on stolen intellectual property from black liberal leaders, who are performing grassroots work in Black communities.

To most white conservatives who don't understand the ramifications of such actions, allow me to elaborate.

We need only return to the basic spiritual principle that what we sow, we reap. The way we treat others will be multiplied back unto us. 

When something is stolen from another person, the spiritual law goes into effect AGAINST that violator; and according to Scriptures, "If a thief is found, he must pay back manifold." 

That is essentially what Blexit is experiencing now, for when a mainstream black conservative movement had the opportunity to mobilize more people to the cause, their initial actions resurrected old wounds of white organizations stealing from black people.

American history is flooded with stories of white people stealing the intellectual property of black intellectuals, only to profit heavily from it. Blexit's actions were no different. It simply added to the gross injustice done against Black Americans historically, which is why I publicly denounced Owens at the height of her appeal to Black conservatives.

My dissent was simple and clear:

• You do not steal from black people and think black people will respond positively to the message.
• You do not call black people "slaves" for voting Democrat when black people have such a unique experience in this country as slaves.
• You do not attract positive results using anti-spiritual tactics.
• You do not harvest healthy fruit from a poisoned tree.

For this reason, I declare Blexit to be dead, because it has no power to give to the people it claims to be reaching. It has neither the appeal nor substance to move the political dial in favor of black conservatism. 

It is nothing more than a side show, featuring black youth who have yet to open a book on Black History; and those who remain loyal to this brand will find themselves wanting in the near future.

Why Conservatives Should Pay Attention to the Movements That are Reaching Black Voters

Conservatism is slowly losing its influence in the culture. Although the majority of Americans hold fast to conservative or moderate beliefs, liberalism is steadily rising (Gallop Poll). With the recent surge of progressive liberalism -- thanks in large part to leaders like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Bernie Sanders, and the SQUAD -- more Millennials and Generation Z'ers are identifying with socialism.

According to Pew Research, Millennials, Generation Z'ers, and Generation X outvoted the Boomer generation in the 2016 presidential election and 2018 mid-term election. These data tell us that as these generations become more active in politics, America will become less and less conservative.

How will the conservative camp and its platform respond?

From what I've experienced since beginning my political activism: They will respond with stupidity and ignorance. 

Since 2016, the base has been exceptionally hostile towards voices who demand we conserve our truths and evangelize our message effectively. Such reactions led me to officially break away from the overall conservative movement to devote my energy solely to Conscious Black Conservatism. And it's a sad day for a political platform when its own base rejects Black voices who are reaching Black Americans daily on social media.

​Many within the conservative camp place all their hope in President Trump, believing he will miraculously save them from the evils of socialism. They do not consider the long game, the chess game, because they've been conditioned to be reactionary instead of revolutionary. 

This is one of the reasons the modern Republican Party will crumble. This empire will fall. And the people left standing will be the same ones searching for the Black voices who tried to empower them.

Their only hope is to undergo what many in these (authentic) black conservative movements have said:

• ​Reform the Party
• Reclaim the table that once belonged to Black Americans (no more asking for a seat)
• Introduce a strong Black Agenda
• Hold fast to the conservative ideology
• Elect officials who represent our lineage and demographics (at least 14% of the GOP being Black Americans)
• Financially support the online grassroots initiatives, spear-headed by Black Americans who love conservatism and Black people (simultaneously)
• Give Black men the conservative platform to take it to the next level

That's it.

So simple, yet so difficult for Conservatives to adopt, because change is difficult. The only way they will appreciate the need for such revolutionary change is when their political power has been stripped from them entirely.

But if they change, if they adjust...

...the conservative platform will quickly witness what I've identified in this hour as #TheFifteen20. And as this political house continues to demonstrate its allegiance to Black Americans, the needle will shift even more until 50% of Black Americans are politically represented in both parties, making the discourse equitable and empowering.

Black Americans have no time or energy to waste on movements like Blexit. It is a clown show to them, and it represents old stereotypes that many have fought to dismantle for decades.

Black Americans want substance; and if Conservatives expect to see their ideology remain dominant in this country...

...supporting Black Americans within these three political movements is the answer.

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