At the Super Bowl, Democratic Representative Steve Cohen of Tennessee chastised Americans for standing for the “Black National Anthem.”
Democrats encouraged not standing for the playing of the American National Anthem a few years ago. What’s the problem today, then?
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There isn’t another anthem, therefore chances are good that many people in the stadium were unaware of it. Our anthems are all the same.
According to The Daily Mail:
Steve Cohen, a Democrat from Tennessee, is upset because during the Super Bowl performance, “very few” people stood for the Black National Anthem, “Lift Every Voice and Sing.”
Congressman Steve Cohen, a Democrat, criticized the Super Bowl audience for not standing for the “Lift Every Voice and Sing” rendition of the Black National Anthem.
Following the game, he went to X and said: ‘Very very few stood at Super Bowl for “Lift Every Voice and Sing”. The Negro National Anthem. Not a pretty picture of Super Bowl crowd.’
The song, which was sung by Grammy winner Andra Day this year, has been played during the previous four Super Bowls.
Day’s song brought applause, although many in the audience stayed sitting as she performed.
Cohen subsequently stated: ‘I honor our national anthem and respect it as representing our country and in our pride in it. However if you look at the history and some of the verbiage, it does relate to slavery and not in a questioning manner.’
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That’s your opinion because you are sucking up to the blacks. America should one anthem for ALL. Democrats could care less about the blacks except for votes. It sure wasn’t your party who freed the slaves.