Black Trump Supporter ‘Thelma Louise’ Kicked Out of Ken Paxton Rally

The pro-Trump influencer known as “Thelma Louise” has not publicly disclosed her real name, but it is unfortunate that she adopted the names of film characters celebrated as icons of female empowerment and agency.

Thelma Louise runs a popular TikTok account where she shares pro-Trump content from the perspective of a Black female conservative, i.e., an Uncle Tom bootlicking fluffer with no sense of self-respect.

The Black MAGA influencer was enthusiastically documenting her experience at a Ken Paxton rally in Texas, when she was unceremoniously booted from the lily-white crowd. Her transgression? Her black ass ruined the optics.

The Oreo posted a tearful video saying she had been removed from the event for no apparent reason. No apparent reason? Bitch please, look in the damn mirror, your black ass ruined the optics of the White Nationalist campaign event.

Prominent Black celebrities such as Mike Tyson, Nicki Minaj, Amber Rose, and Kodak Black are welcomed at MAGA events, while lesser-known supporters like Thelma Louise are treated like trash.

The disgraced content creator needs to have a “Come to Jesus Moment” and spend the rest of her life creating anti-Trump content.

Ken Paxton Encourages Students to Recite Lord’s Prayer

“With a new Texas law in effect allowing time for prayer and reading religious texts in public schools, Attorney General Ken Paxton on Tuesday encouraged students to practice the Lord’s Prayer as relayed in the King James Version of the Bible.”

Texas Tribune

“After this manner therefore pray ye: Our Father which art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.”

Matthew 9:6

The Texas House of Representatives impeached Ken Paxton for showing favoritism to a donor who bribed him, misusing public resources, making false claims against whistleblowers, and interfering with his ongoing securities fraud trial.

This paragon of virtue, alleged adulterer and Texas senatorial candidate urges students to recite the Lord’s Prayer in school, cynically pandering to the evangelical electorate.

This law is an affront to the separation of church of state. I have a problem with the first verse: “Our Father which art in heaven.”

The Bible was written by men in a patriarchal society, reflecting male authority and female subordination. In the biblical narrative women don’t rise to the status of second-class citizens, they are chattel, the property of men.

According to John 4:24, “God is a Spirit,” and the pronouns for the deity should be they/them.

Teaching our female students that the ultimate authority figure is a father figure, sends the wrong message. It indoctrinates them into thinking that authority figures are male.

Any version of the Bible that translates the first verse of the Lord’s Prayer as “Our Father” should be obsolete and this sexist translation should not be read in a public school.