Lamine Traoaré

Grandfather of the black uprising (starting April 1948) and leader of the Living Color, a group of colored whether black or hispanic with views that despise imperialism, colonialism, racism etc.
==Dealings with Mosley and Holstadt==
In July 1948, Lamine Traoaré subordianate met with J. E. Holstadtand Oswald Mosley. Holstadt Allegedly burned down the building they met in.
==Radicalism==
In January 1950, Lamine Traoaré's Living Color kidnapped and carved swastika's into the heads of corrupt NYPD officers. Many members who participated were arrested, but following that incident many of the Living Colors women were raped and killed by the NYPD, sparking an anti-white vision into Lamine's head. He went on to state in an interview with the New York Times: "I think it would take a whole lot of nerve for white people today to ask black people if we hate them." After being asked if he hated all white people. 
On Juneteenth of the same year, the Living Color vandalized the doors of black people who enjoy segregation and "white" ideas. Also entering white-only places in protest of segregation.
==Meeting with Nelson A. Rockefeller==
Lamine met with Nelson A. Rockefeller in February 1950 for dinner, bringing his family with him. Nelson suggested Lamine be his running mate, but only if Lamine calmed down his radical ideas. Lamine accepted, agreeing to be his running mate, but it was a shortlived comradery.
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