Black Women Were the Canaries in Graham Platner's Coal Mine
July 14, 2026
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as posted by the channelWhen the allegations against Graham Platner became public, a lot of people wondered how nobody saw the warning signs. Black women did. They've spent generations recognizing patterns of abuse, power, and hypocrisy long before the rest of the country catches up. Too often, those warnings are dismissed until events prove them right. Graham Platner is one more example of a pattern that's been repeating for generations, and one we're still refusing to learn from.
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