PROOF: Organizers Excluded Racial Caucuses Through Selective Non-Formation
The Axioms (The Rules)
The 2020 MOU's stated purpose was 'to create a process to establish new, and assist currently existing, diversity caucuses'. Primary Source
The MOU mandated that the State Party 'fully implement... the creation of any new... caucuses.' Primary Source
Rule Summary
The MOU placed a direct and non-negotiable responsibility on the state party and its organizers to 'fully implement' the creation of new diversity caucuses. A failure to form these caucuses constitutes a direct breach of this core mandate.
The Offenses (What Happened)
Prior to the AAC leadership installation, 75% of the DNC-mandated racial diversity caucuses (AAPI, Latino, Native American) had not been formed.
Evidence: selina-script.pdf, p. 2, 5 Official Record
During this same period, organizers successfully formed other non-racial diversity caucuses
Evidence: User provided fact Official Record
The Co-chair of the Black Caucus, Mary Claytor, stated that organizer Selina Vickers 'contacted every member of the Indigenous Caucus not named Sturm prior to their nomination meeting' and 'refused' a request to contact the Sturms.
Evidence: Not Named Sturm.pdf Official Record
The Indigenous Caucus was subsequently denied seats on the planning and bylaws subcommittees.
Evidence: Not Named Sturm.pdf Official Record
The Logical Reasoning
- The MOU required the formation of four specific racial diversity caucuses.
- Organizers failed to form three of these four caucuses before installing the committee's leadership.
- This failure cannot be attributed to a lack of time or ability, as they successfully formed other caucuses for their allies in the same timeframe.
- Evidence shows organizers also actively interfered in the formation of at least one of these caucuses (Indigenous) by selectively contacting members.
- The subsequent exclusion of that caucus from subcommittees reveals a pattern of disenfranchisement originating at the formation stage.
- The selective non-formation, combined with active interference, proves the disenfranchisement of three racial minority caucuses was a deliberate and strategic act.