A DEI activist and pastor at an Atlanta Megachurch went on a racist rant against black Trump supporters.
Jamal Bryant, the pastor of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in the Atlanta suburbs, used his Sunday sermon to rail against African-Americans who support the current president.
“I feel bad for them coons in the White House who are in there tap-dancing for master, wearing bow-tie, shinnin’ and grinding, laughing like nothing is funny,” Bryant said.
“These runaway slaves hiding in the White House, going to throw my picture up thinking that I’m going to be afraid?”
His remarks received enthusiastic cheers from the congregation.
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RACISM: Atlanta megachurch pastor Jamal Bryant refers to black Trump supporters and MAGA followers as “coons” and “runaway slaves.” pic.twitter.com/r8HGFnmqni
— @amuse (@amuse) February 24, 2025
As well as stirring up hatred among his congregation, Bryant is also heavily involved in efforts to promote Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) intiatives at a time when companies are increasingly axing them.
Earlier this month, Bryant called for a 40-day “fast” from Target after the company announced that they would be scaling back their DEI intiatives.
“I want the stock to go down because we are standing in righteous indignation against racism and sexism in this nation,” he said during a sermon calling for a fast.
“We are going to break the spirit of white entitlement. We are going to break the spirit of racism and sexism.”
Bryant is also known for his close links to the notorious black nationalist Louis Farrakhan.
Back in 2015, Bryant interviewed the Nation of Islam leader in 2015 and described him as “one of the greatest leaders of our people.”
“We welcome to the Word Network and the entire world, the honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan! We’re honored to have you, sir,” Bryant said while introducing him.
“I’m so appreciative to be able to mark in history that I lived in the same chasm of time as one of the greatest leaders of our people.”
