At the National Association of Black Journalists Convention, US presidential candidate Donald Trump made headlines with controversial comments about Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. During his appearance, Trump questioned Harris’s racial identity, asking whether she is Indian or Black.
The remarks made by Trump have sparked outrage and criticism, with many expressing their disapproval of his attempt to diminish Harris’s Black heritage. Harris, who is of Indian and Jamaican descent, has identified herself as a Black woman throughout her political career.
This latest incident adds to the ongoing debate surrounding race and identity in American politics. In a country with a diverse population, discussions about race and ethnicity play a crucial role in shaping political discourse and policies.
The comments made by Trump at the convention have once again highlighted the deep divisions and racial tensions that exist within the United States. As the presidential election draws near, it is clear that issues of race and identity will continue to be at the forefront of the national conversation.
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Put color aside, America needs a better president. Harris isn't the right person at this time. America needs a leader with a will.
The lamestream media called her African American to get her the VP spot. Typical Democrat party pandering.
That reminded me of when he was president. Thanks for reminding me why I didn't support his reelection and that made it a lot easier to for this time around.
He's a freak.
She is an Indian .
There is a picture of her grandmother, her mother sister and her in India attire.
Joe Biden would know… he said, Charlamaine ain't black lol
Calling out one person about their nationality is a bit rich coming from a German-Yank who is ashamed to use their real last name, and instead uses an Anglified name through multiple generations.