Why Donald Trump Is A Racist

In response to the controversial sermon given by his pastor and the racial remarks that followed him during his 2008 campaign, then Senator Barack Obama, was inherently forced into delivering a speech that would address the comments and prove to the American people that he did in fact shared their “American Dream” and was not an Anti-America charity case. Obama gave his famous “A More Perfect Union” speech in Philadelphia, where he seized the opportunity to address the controversy as an indication of a much larger issue, race relations in America and introduce his mission of moving the country toward “a more perfect union.” His speech often coined, “the Race Speech”, had several factors play into its success, one factor being the way the speech was delivered, his speech incorporated the jeremiad form and constitutive form of rhetoric, the use of those two forms helped Obama address the issue while at the same time creating an identity that would encompass all Americans who would then come together in this identity and work toward the solution of the race issue and providing the “American Dream” for everyone.

“We the people, in order to form a more perfect union”1 - On March the 18th 2008 Barack Obama opened his speech on race, in Philadelphia, with this sentence. From the open sentence you can see that this speech isn’t any speech, perform by any orator. It’s a speech with a main message, performed for the people, to creates a brighter future for all the American people and to change history.

The concept of race and racism is considered a modern invention. According to Audrey Smedley in her article; “I argue that race was institutionalized beginning in the 18th century as a worldview, a set of culturally created attitudes and beliefs about human group differences.” There is evidence of dislike for peoples of different backgrounds before this time, but those differences were usually sparked by differences in religion. In ancient times populations worshiped more specific gods, and were fearful of other gods and the effects they could have on them. If one goes back further in time the record can not show racism but one must consider it as a possibility as prehistoric populations came

A 1700 quote by judge Samuel Sewall uses the term in a denunciation of slavery. Gradually, however, polite discourse increasingly used the term negro (which dates to at least 1555) and nigger became relegated to the vulgar tongue, increasing in offensiveness over the centuries.

On July 21, 2016, at the Republican National Conventions, one of the longest acceptance speeches was given by Donald Trump (USA Today). Clocking in at about an hour and fifteen minutes, Donald Trump’s speech made the crowd chant almost constantly with different facts he threw out, even if the facts weren’t one hundred percent truthful. No matter who he may have appealed to the using logos and ethos, his credibility and honesty were not the finest, destroying the effectiveness.

My family ain't rich,we barely hold on to middle class.We support fair treatment no matter who they are what race they are. But when trump talks about making america great again he singles out other races has the problems,or saying some lie about someone who doesn’t support him. What Trump says is racist but is he himself a racist.

During the lifespan of a single individual, racism has more than likely been observed at least once. Racism snarls and shows its nasty teeth like a vicious animal. Martin Luther King Jr. and, in modern times Ta-Nehisi Coates were able to shine the spotlight on the effects of racial prejudice. Both stood for equal rights and even though the rights were granted during King’s time, the problem of racism is still lingering. Coates writes a letter to his son titled Between the World and Me. Coates uses this letter as a way of advising his son of the things that he should be mindful of as an African American teen. King, on the other hand, wanted to write to all Americans to let each of them know the effects of racism and to argue for every person to have equal rights. King not only led the Civil Rights Movement, but also gave a very powerful speech titled “I Have a Dream” (Martin Luther King

Donald J. Trump is sometimes mistaken for a racist, bigot, sexist, and is even accused of being a rapist. The evidence is all there. Legitimate evidence that proves these things. Everyone is saying this the media, the people, Hillary Clinton who never EVER showed any signs of racism towards anyone. All the evidence, all the claims people are making must be true if so many people say it is. Especially, someone with such a golden record of equality as Hillary. Judging from everyones claims and what the majority of the media says it is true Donald Trump is racist, sexist, bigot, and even a rapist.

I personally believe Trump does not think he is a racist but his actions and words says otherwise. And I would greatly appreciate it if you would not to dictate what is and what is not racism. Racism is not just a racial slur or a hate crime. It is a system. A system that allows you to sit

You are a racist if you are White and you meet one of the criteria below. Actually, according to criteria 7, all Whites are by definition racists. However, Blacks by definition cannot be racists even if they satisfy several of the criteria below unless they are labeled an “Uncle Tom.” Furthermore, by definition people of color (American Indians, mestizoes, Melanochroi [people of India, Pakistan, Arabian peninsula, Somalia, Ethiopia, and the Sahara Desert], and brown Turanians [people of Farther India, the Philippines, and Pacific islands], and Indo-Australians)

f you’ve read my book, The Passing of The Great Race, you’re probably already familiar with my popular Nordic theory and the finer details of racial hygiene. However, if you haven’t, then this concept might be entirely new to you. If that’s the case, then it’s my pleasure to introduce you to the idea that Nordics are truly the superior race, and I hope to be able to change your mind about immigration & breeding America.

Racism is everywhere and now it has invaded the political parties. A bigot, that's what Hillary Clinton was called by Donald Trump. Donald Trump is attempting to obtain the votes of the minorities, such as African-Americans and Hispanics, but the methods he is using aren’t quite the ones he should use to succeed. Trump has made comments and posts on Twitter persuading those as to why they should give him their vote, saying that African-Americans don't have anything lose. On Saturday, Trump will be visiting the Great Faith ministries International church, where he will be questioned by Bishop Wayne T. Jackson, in quest for answers. One of them being, “Are you racist ?”

In a recent press conference, Donald Trump stated “racism is evil”. How can the leader of one of the most influential countries in the world say something this hypocritical? If all racism is evil, what does that make him?

Earlier this year, a Unite the Right rally was scheduled August 12 to protest against the removal of a Confederate statue. That day, a state of emergency was declared by the city. Only two hours later, a car rammed into anti-racist protesters before speeding away. This attack injured at least 19 people, and killed one. This article was written for Americans.Sophia A. Nelson started off this article with a strong quote from Toni Morrison, “In the country, ‘American’ means white. Everybody else has to hyphenate”. She continues on to tell us about where our American ancestors came from, and when they settled here. Here she brings about a strong point, “It was not just white people who built this country”. Throughout her article, she uses an urgent tone to show the desperation of this situation. The author argues that racism is still incredibly prominent in modern america, and it is increasingly dangerous to all American citizens.

Let’s start with the definition of racism. Racism refers to the belief that race is the primary determinant of human capacities, that a certain race is inherently superior or inferior to others, and/or that individuals should be treated differently based on their ascribed race.