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[Síguenos ahora también en WhatsApp. Da clic aquí] Billionaire and Republican presidential candidate Donald trump he asked a question than his Democratic rival Kamala Harris will be “black”.
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Billionaire and Republican presidential candidate Donald trump he asked a question than his Democratic rival Kamala Harris will be “black”.
The above mentioned during the scandalous performance on largest annual meeting from black journalists USA, which took place this Wednesday in Chicago.
“Is she Indian or black?” he asked. Trump over Kamala Harris, prompting boos.
She was Indian all the time, and then suddenly she changed and became black.
Harris, whose mother is Indian and father is black, is the first black and Asian American vice president of the United States.
Since launching her White House campaign earlier this month, Harris has faced a barrage of sexist and racist attacks online, while GOP leaders have urged lawmakers to refrain from personal attacks and focus on their policy positions.
The interview, in front of about a thousand journalists, began with a tense tone when Rachel Scott, a journalist from ABC Newsasked Trump to explain why black voters They must support him despite his history of racist comments.
In response, Trump called the question “horrible,” “hostile,” and “disgraceful,” and called ABC “false” chain.
“I was the best president for black people since Abraham Lincoln,” he said.
Trump’s first appearance at the annual convention of the National Association of Black Journalists in Chicago sparked a backlash from some members, prompting the convention’s co-chair to resign in protest. (Reuters)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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