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Roland: Attacks On Sen. Kamala Harris' 'Blackness' Is 'Black Self-Hate Cloaked In Black Self-Love'
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6:48Now PlayingRoland Martin appeared on MSNBC with host Alex Witt to discuss Donald Trump, Jr. sharing and then deleting a post on Twitter that questioned Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris' "Blackness."
Despite what appears to be Russian bots pushing the narrative, there are individuals in the African American community that are using questions about Sen. Harris' heritage as some sort of purity test.
Video credit: MSNBC
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