Dayvon Love
I am the director of public policy and co-founder of Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle (LBS). I am a revolutionary pan-african nationalist, who is committed to building LBS to be an international force of independent Black political power.
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You Aren’t Better Than The Boys On The Corner (opens the original)
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Drug trafficking has had a significant, detrimental impact on our community. It has resulted in the slow death through drug use rooted in despair and hopelessness, and violent death that comes from gun violence that is inherent in participation in the illicit drug trade. The problem is that there is a societal consensus that has designated drug dealers as the central force of degradation in our community. In fact, the notion of a drug dealer is a euphemism for something much more specific.Baltim
Fox 45 Doesn’t Want Peace In Baltimore. (opens the original)
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Fox 45 is the communications arm of the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), the Maryland State’s Attorney Association (MSAA) and the Maryland Association of Police Chiefs and Sheriffs. David Smith, who is the executive chairman of Sinclair Broadcasting and the owner of the Baltimore Sun is a right wing ideologue that favors an approach to criminal justice policy that is reminiscent of Martin O’Malley’s zero tolerance policy. Sinclair Broadcasting and the Baltimore Sun are not legitimate media compa
Cuba, Communism and Western Civilization. (opens the original)
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Underneath every political discussion is an underlying debate about Western Civilization and world history. This society conditions us to assume a belief in the inherent goodness of Western Civilization and has projected notions of inherent criminality, social backwardness, and hatred onto those of us that question the foundations of it. The societal propaganda is so strong that very few people can actually give a serious account of the history of Western Civilization, outside of the talking poi
Moving Towards a Multiparty System in Maryland. (opens the original)
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3rd party candidates, which are described in Maryland state law as “non-principle political parties,” are not typically given the same access to public platforms to address potential voters as candidates that are affiliated with one of the two major parties. LBS and other organizational partners worked on a piece of legislation during the 2026 Maryland General Assembly that would condition state funding to Maryland Public Television (MPT) on inviting all candidates that appear on the ballot for
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