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🚦Sketchy 🚩 (8/10)
🔥Hot Take 🔥: Old family trees and big claims! Do these roots really lead to riches—or is it all just tangled? Let's dig into the dirt (with facts) on who actually profited from history.
🔥Hot Take 🔥: Old family trees and big claims! Do these roots really lead to riches—or is it all just tangled? Let's dig into the dirt (with facts) on who actually profited from history.
🎯 Reality Check: Sketchy 🚩
📝 Why: There isn’t any publicly available credible evidence that directly links Charlie Kirk’s or Nick Fuentes’s immigrant ancestors to profiting from the exploitation of Black Americans. Most of their recent ancestors reportedly arrived in the U.S. in the early 1900s—after slavery was abolished (1865). Historical research shows that the majority of Irish, Polish, and other European immigrants arriving post-1865 were not typically slave owners or direct beneficiaries of slavery-era wealth. The Economist notes, “Most European immigrants arrived after the Civil War and had no direct ties to slavery’s economic chains.”
🔗 Source: The Economist (2022); Pew Research Center