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THAT PHOTO MATCHES PERFECTLY WITH THIS CHAPTER!! Anyways im not sure if you all have heard but a lot of different races and cultures that are being discriminated!! RACISM IS A BAD THING!!! SO STOP IT!! Here's an article that provides more information about whats going on.

The Washington Post on January 17th:

More than 8 in 10 black Americans say they believe Trump is a racist and that he has made racism a bigger problem in the country. Nine in 10 disapprove of his job performance overall.

The pessimism goes well beyond assessments of the president. A 65 percent majority of African Americans say it is a "bad time" to be a black person in America. That view is widely shared by clear majorities of black adults across income, generational and political lines. By contrast, 77 percent of black Americans say it is a "good time" to be a white person, with a wide majority saying white people don't understand the discrimination faced by black Americans.

Courtney Tate, a 40-year-old elementary school teacher in Irving, Tex., outside Dallas, said that since Trump was elected, he's been having more conversations with his co-workers — discussions that are simultaneously enlightening and exhausting — about racial issues he and his students face every day.

"As a black person, you've always seen all the racism, the microaggressions. But as white people, they don't understand this is how things are going for me," said Tate, who said he is the only black male teacher in his school. "They don't live those experiences. They don't live in those neighborhoods. They moved out. It's so easy to be white and oblivious in this country."

Donald Trump is a racist. This has been true since long before he became president. It was true when he called for the Central Park Five to get the death penalty. It was true when he was called out for not hiring black people. It was true when he said he would be more successful if he were black. It was true when he said Obama was born in Kenya. It has been true throughout his presidency. It will be true long after his presidency is over. Time and time again he has shown it every step of the way.

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His Tweeted post-
Donald J. Trump
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@realDonaldTrump
It was exactly three years ago today, January 20, 2017,  that I was sworn into office. So appropriate that today is also MLK jr DAY. African-American Unemployment is the LOWEST in the history of our Country, by far. Also, best Poverty, Youth, and Employment numbers, ever. Great!
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What an embarrassment.
(Founded article on Mother Jones by Ben Dreyfuss)

By Roger Strand | The Public Forum
Published: 11 hours ago
Updated: 11 hours ago

Responding to Holly Richardson's column of Jan. 18.

Let's, first of all, address euphemisms. Part of the hypocrisy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and its followers is the use of stupid euphemisms to convey sentiments of outrage. Like "oh my heck" for hell, "darn" for damn and "what the freak" for what the f---.

This phoniness is apparent in your column when you say that the racist curse of dark skin in LDS teachings is gone. It is still and will always be there. I was raised Mormon in the 1940s to 1960s, and I was taught it, my father was taught it and so was my great aunt Hilda, the last pioneer in Utah who came across to Zion in 1868.

You talk about the efforts of the modern church leaders reaching out to the NAACP in 2018, Wow, how convenient. For the "One True Faith," as it calls itself, to make such bombastic mistakes such as racism, baptizing dead Jews into the faith, rewriting the Book of Mormon endlessly (pull out the copies we were taught from in the 1940s), correcting the concepts of how the Book of Mormon was translated (Does the "white salamander" ring a bell?), correcting the temperature of your caffeine and suddenly changing your spoken doctrines regarding the LGBTQ community because of outrage by your members.