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 WASHINGTON – Kanye West has designed T-shirts encouraging black people to exit — or “Blexit” – the Democratic Party. 
  
 West’s designs debuted Saturday at Turning Point USA’s Young Black Leadership Summit, a meeting of young black conservatives in Washington. West didn’t attend the conference, but was there “in spirit,” according to TPUSA’s Communications Director Candace Owens. 
  
 “Blexit is a renaissance and I am blessed to say that this logo, these colors, were created by my dear friend and fellow superhero Kanye West,” said Owens, 29. 
  
 She gushed that West “has taken one of the boldest steps in America to open a conversation we have needed to have.” 
  
 The rapper and husband of Kim Kardashian visited the president inside the Oval Office earlier this month. His bromance with Trump began around April, when he tweeted, “the mob can’t make me not love him.” 
  
 The new shirts come in traffic-cone orange, teal and a muted lavender with designs that say “Blexit” or “We Free.” 
  
 The clothes were part of a broader launch of Blexit.com, which includes testimonials from black Americans who have left the Democratic Party. 
  
 Owens said there will be a Blexit tour to major cities including Chicago and Philadelphia, starting next year. 
  
 “The Blexit movement will spend 2019 holding rallies in every major city in America that the Democrats have destroyed,” she said. ||||| Graphic design is his passion. Kanye West is now dipping his toe into logo-making, crafting—or, at least, helping to craft—the “X” in the logo for Blexit, a self-described “frequency for those who have released themselves from the political orthodoxy” started by conservative commentator Candace Owens. Teal and orange T-shirts and hats featuring the Blexit logo and “We Free” on them were handed out at the Young Black Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C., last weekend, where, according to Page Six, Owens credited West with their design. With their bright colors, they do look a little more fashionable than your average MAGA hat—but the human-shaped “X” in Blexit is about on par with the Trump administration’s efforts at a Space Force logo. So, is the Blexit logo what happens when MAGA Kanye overtakes Fashion Kanye? 
  
 Don’t worry too much about that just yet. On Monday, Owens seemed to backtrack a bit on West’s involvement and, as per usual for a Trumpworld denizen, blamed the media for getting it wrong: “I said on stage that my friend and fellow superhero helped me design the ‘X’ for BLEXIT. This may shock the world, but Ye is a world renowned designer. Everyone who knows him asks him for advice on design. Ye supports various people in different regards, because at the end of the day—his [is] a message about unity and love.” 
  
 While West’s Yeezy line usually sticks to muted colors and neutrals, the bright colors of the Blexit merch touch on the 90s nostalgia taking over the fashion industry, so it seems likely that West had some say in the design process, even if Owens would rather you not talk about it. 
  
 Shortly before he re-tweeted Owens, West tweeted, “We’re about love unity and we design for the world.” 
  
 The much-discussed “X” that West helped design, to whatever degree, isn’t much to look at, just a shapeless figure outstretching its hands and legs in the shape of the letter. The new logo was reportedly released in tandem with a broader launch of the organization’s Web site, which includes articles with headlines like “Democrats vs. Civil Rights Protests” and “President LBJ’s True Motivations” depicting Democrats as those perpetuating racism and Republicans as misunderstood heroes. 
  
 Owens ended her statement echoing a common thought of West’s, writing, “Let’s not politicize love.” 
  
 It’s an interesting ask coming from the woman who proudly posted a photo of a Blexit hat next to a MAGA hat and accused “angry leftists” of keeping the black community apart. While West enters into his controversy-of-the-week with Blexit, his wife, Kim Kardashian, seems to be going out of her way to stay out of it, staying busy on social media to promote her new line of fragrances. 
  
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 Get Vanity Fair’s Cocktail Hour Our essential brief on culture, the news, and more. And it's on the house. E-mail Address Subscribe ||||| Kanye West has reportedly designed a line of apparel for a conservative campaign encouraging black Americans to quit the Democratic party. Spearheaded by the YouTube star and TV pundit Candace Owens, Blexit is described as “a frequency for those who have released themselves from the political orthodoxy”. 
  
 Owens told Page Six: “Blexit is a renaissance and I am blessed to say that this logo, these colours, were created by my dear friend and fellow superhero Kanye West.” West created two designs for the Blexit merchandise range: one spells out Blexit in lettering designed to resemble human forms, the other states, “We free”. 
  
 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Kanye West’s designs for Blexit. Photograph: screengrab 
  
 Owens said West “has taken one of the boldest steps in America to open a conversation we have needed to have”. West has been a vocal supporter of Donald Trump since the 2016 election campaign. He recently visited Trump inside the Oval Office, ostensibly to discuss prison reform – an issue his wife, Kim Kardashian West, has previously discussed at the White House. 
  
 Surrounded by reporters and cameras, West launched into an impassioned stream of consciousness touching on race relations, tax breaks, criminal justice and mental health. He described the red “Make America Great Again” baseball cap on his head as “a superhero cape”. 
  
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 West’s Blexit designs were unveiled at the Young Black Leadership Summit held this weekend by Turning Point USA, the conservative advocacy group of which Owens is director of communications. West was not present at the event. 
  
 West recently donated $73,540 to Chicago mayoral candidate Amara Enyia as she launched a campaign to take over from the incumbent, Rahm Emanuel. Fellow Chicago artist Chance the Rapper has also publicly stated his support for Enyia, a relatively outsider candidate: a Chicago native and community organiser who has focused on economic development across some of the city’s most deprived areas. ||||| Tweet with a location 
  
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 Source President LBJ's True Motivations “I’ll have those n*ggers voting Democratic for the next 200 years,” President Lyndon B Johnson (D). Source 
  
 Source Margaret Sanger Calls for Black Extermination “Colored people are like human weeds and need to be exterminated.” Source 
  
 Source Forgotten March, Forgotten People 1.0 They march for 17 people killed at Parkland but are silent for the nearly 500 people killed in Chicago this year. Source 
  
 Source Forgotten March, Forgotten People 2.0 They march for 2,000 separated illegal aliens, but are silent for the 900 black babies aborted daily. Source 
  
 Source President Wilson & Federal Resegregation President Woodrow Wilson (D) fired most black Federal employees and re-segregated multiple government offices. Source 
  
 Source Black Kids or Super-Predators? In 1996, Hillary Clinton broadly described black youths as “super-predators” with “no conscience” or “empathy.” Source 
  
 Source "...Negroes ought to be in Africa." Private letter from President Harry Truman (D) reveals extraordinary personal beliefs held toward non-whites. Source 
  
 Source President Barack or Barack the Barista “A few years ago, [Barack Obama] would have been getting us coffee.” –President Bill Clinton Source 
  
 Source The KKK's Real Origin Story The Democratic Party created the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) after the Confederacy’s defeat in the Civil War. Source 
  
 Source Jim Crow: A Child of the Democrats Jim Crow segregation laws in the South were created and maintained by Democrats. Source 
  
 Source "A Negro...could not be an American Citizen" Democrats supported the Dred Scott Supreme Court decision that determined descendants of slaves could not be citizens. Source 
  
 Source The KKK as "Protection" Force for the South President Woodrow Wilson (D) hails the rise of the KKK to “protect the Southern Country.” Source 
  
 Source The Beliefs of Governor Wallace George Wallace (D) once stated "segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever." Source |||||
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Black conservatives, rejoice: Kanye has made you a T-shirt. Kanye West's new apparel line—which urges blacks to ditch the Democrats in a so-called "Blexit"—was unveiled Saturday at Turning Point USA’s Young Black Leadership Summit in Washington, DC, a meeting for young black conservatives, per the New York Post. "Blexit is a renaissance and I am blessed to say that this logo, these colors, were created by my dear friend and fellow superhero Kanye West," says TPUSA Communications Director Candace Owens. West didn't attend but was there "in spirit," she says. The apparel line includes shirts featuring a human form in the shape of an "X" and the text "Blexit" or "We Free," per the Guardian. The release coincided with politically charged messages like Owens tweeting an image of MAGA and Blexit caps side-by-side, and articles on Blexit.com depicting Democrats as racists and Republicans as heroes. But Vanity Fair notes that Owens, also a TV pundit and YouTube star, later downplayed the political angle, saying, "Let's not politicize love." She also appeared to backpedal on West's creative input: "I said on stage that my friend and fellow superhero helped me design the 'X' for Blexit. ... Everyone who knows him asks him for advice on design." (Kanye recently met with President Trump and released a "stream of consciousness.")