Posted on Jul 18, 2019
An Expert Explains Why Some Trump Supporters Avoid The Word 'Racist'
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NPR's Steve Inskeep talks to Ibram X. Kendi, Director of American University's Antiracist Research and Policy Center, about why some Trump supporters resist describing some of his comments as racist.
An Expert Explains Why Some Trump Supporters Avoid The Word 'Racist'
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American University
Research
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Racism
Donald Trump
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
MSG Stan Hutchison Of Course since it comes from One of "Those" "Liberal, Hippy, Pinko, Commie, Intellectual, College Professors"
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These "experts" are experts only in their own minds. The word "racist" has been misused, abused and it now means anyone who doesn't agree with me.
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MAJ Byron Oyler
Wow Martin, blocking me huh? You are a perfect Democrat stopping my first amendment rights. Nothing you just posted or the President posted referred to race. Nothing. Nationality yes, love of Country, yes. Race, no.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
The President wasn't talking about race and everyone really knows that. They just want another opportunity to call him names
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MAJ Byron Oyler
SPC Martin Wiesiolek - I do not attack people and have given less than five down votes, all with rationale.
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I have said it before, but, I think it needs said again. I see two forms of racism. One treating people differently based upon their race - or assuming thins about another based on their race. The second is considering any statement made that opposes one's point of view to be racially motivated - what you say that I don't like is a racist statement.
Both forms do exist and neither is okay. I do think though that the second has become more prevalent.
Both forms do exist and neither is okay. I do think though that the second has become more prevalent.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
And now we have a third...and that is reading other people's minds and attributing views to them based on what YOU think they feel. I have had quite enough of that as well.
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