Share.

    16 Kommentare

    1. Boltzmann_head on

      >The first black mayor of a tiny Alabama town has overwhelmingly won an election, four years after white residents locked him out of the town hall and refused to let him serve.

      WTF? Perhaps I am just ignorant about „the south,“ but how the frack can someone elected to be mayor not be allowed to be mayor?

    2. steve_ample on

      Newbern’s demo breakdown, by race:

      White: 31.58%

      Black 63.91%

      Mixed: 2.26%

      Hispanic: 2.26%

    3. loverofmasterbation on

      again,only racists care about race,we dont know this mans name because hes just reduced to „first black mayor“..smdh..

    4. „But the locks were changed at the town hall.“ I hate that passive voice. If the locks were changed, humans did that. Be journalists and name those humans.

    5. Adventurous_Test_296 on

      The best reason for never residing in a bigoted, hateful, and ignorant place like Alabama. My best connection is watching murder investigations from A&E on the First48 from Mobile. Solved by many unbigoted black and white detectives!

    6. Reverendwinte on

      How long til Trump sticks his gut in this. He moved space command to Alabama. Now he’s gonna start making demands

    7. I’m so glad to see this issue resolved and I hope this is the end of “hand-me-down” governments and they hold elections going forward.

      I hope Mayor Braxton was given unrestricted access to city hall and town resources as outlined by law and that the new government can function without interference from the losers / prior government officials.

    8. These people should be arrested. It needs to be done by the DOJ. Statute of Limitations is 5 years. The last offence was committed in 2024. If we get a new DOJ in 2028-2029 we can start an indictment in the nick of time.

      Nobody got punished. We had citizens masquerading as government officials and misappropriating municipal funds. They were illegitimate actors, trespassing and impersonating the moment he won in 2020

    9. LOVE seeing this in my state. We also had a county elect their first ever woman mayor as well. A step in the right direction!

    Leave A Reply