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Candace breaks down what we know about Kamala's Indian caste system, and why she's not a black person of color. Plus, we find out who her real father is and why he was involved in the MK-Ultra program. Candace also explains why she thinks she can win the 2020 Democratic primary, and what it means for her chances of winning the election. And why she should not have been born in the USA. Candace and her team dig into the details of Kamala s family life, and how she became a black woman in the eyes of the white supremacist caste system in the late 1800s and early 1900s. And how she managed to get elected to the U.S. Senate in 2016, even though she was born in a caste system that was based on her mother s Indian caste, the caste system and her Indian caste background. And she's running for president in 2020, and it's not even close to close to being a Black woman of color! She's not black, she's just a woman who happens to be a Muslim, a Hindu, a Christian, a Sikh, a Muslim and a woman, and she's a Muslim woman. And yet she's still running for President, and yet she can't get a single Black person to vote for her. What's wrong with that? And why does she keep getting more and more Black people to vote against her? And why is it so hard to figure out who she really is Black, and who she actually is Black and what does she actually have in her bloodline? And what does it have in common with the other than her in the first place? What's the difference between her and her mother and her father? And does she really have a black mother? and her sister? Is she not Black, but a black sister in the 17th century slave? We'll talk about it all in this episode, and much more! Today's episode is a must-listens only! , and much, much more, and a whole lot more. Thank you, Candace . Thanks for listening! -- -- Candace, Candice and -- and is her new book, The Truth or No Lies? -- She's Not Black, She's Black, But She's a Black, Not White, but She's White, She Has a Black Girl, but she's Not White?
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