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He says "I've done more for the negro than any other POTUS except
Lincolin"

But all the negroes want is to tie a rope around his neck and find a tree!


8 In 10 Black Americans View Trump As ‘A Racist,’ Poll Finds
Lisette Voytko


The eight in 10 black Americans who believe Trump to be racist also
believe he’s made racism worse in the country, and that white Americans do
not understand the discrimination they experience.

The eight in ten black Americans who believe Trump to be racist also
believe he’s made racism worse ... [+] Getty

Topline: A Washington Post/Ipsos poll found that more than eight in ten
black Americans view President Trump as “a racist,” with nine in ten respondents disapproving of his job performance?—and with the election
still ten months away, former vice president Joe Biden is (so far) black Democrats’ candidate of choice.

The poll was conducted January 2 to January 8, and painted a largely pessimistic outlook by black Americans, 65% of whom said it was a bad time
to be black in America.
Despite Trump touting his presidency as being good for black
Americans, 77% of respondents said the president should get “only some” or “hardly any” credit for the 5.5% unemployment rate among their community..
While the black unemployment rate is at its lowest point in years, it
stood at 16.8% in 2010, during Barack Obama’s first term as president, and
was at 7.5% when he left office.
In terms of their personal financial situations, 54% report no change during Trump’s presidency, even though the stock market has reached record highs.
Black Americans who believe Trump to be racist also tend to believe
he’s made racism worse in the country and that white Americans do not understand the discrimination they experience.
The poll did find, however, that 65% of respondents feel optimistic
about their own lives, a belief that crosses political divides and age
groups.

Surprising fact: In a further illustration of black Americans’ shifting outlook, in 2011 73% of black women said it was a good time to be black in America, and in 2006, 60% of black men agreed with that statement.

Crucial quote: “[Trump] has created an atmosphere of division and overt
racism and fear of immigrants unseen in many years,” said one unnamed poll respondent.
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Big number: 7%. That’s Trump’s approval rating among black Americans,
according to the Post.

Key background: According to 2016 exit polls, black Americans
overwhelmingly did not vote for Trump in the presidential election. The demographic also turned out in lower numbers compared to 2012 and 2008,
when Barack Obama was the Democratic nominee. However, a separate poll conducted by Third Way and the Joint Center in December showed black
Americans are more enthusiastic about voting in November’s election. Forty-eight percent of black Democrats surveyed by the Post support Biden, while 20% support Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren is in third place
with 9% of the group’s support.

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He says "I've done more for the negro than any other POTUS except
Lincolin"

But all the negroes want is to tie a rope around his neck and find a tree!


8 In 10 Black Americans View Trump As ‘A Racist,’ Poll Finds
Lisette Voytko


The eight in 10 black Americans who believe Trump to be racist also
believe he’s made racism worse in the country, and that white Americans do
not understand the discrimination they experience.

The eight in ten black Americans who believe Trump to be racist also
believe he’s made racism worse ... [+] Getty

Topline: A Washington Post/Ipsos poll found that more than eight in ten
black Americans view President Trump as “a racist,” with nine in ten respondents disapproving of his job performance?—and with the election
still ten months away, former vice president Joe Biden is (so far) black Democrats’ candidate of choice.

The poll was conducted January 2 to January 8, and painted a largely pessimistic outlook by black Americans, 65% of whom said it was a bad time
to be black in America.
Despite Trump touting his presidency as being good for black
Americans, 77% of respondents said the president should get “only some” or “hardly any” credit for the 5.5% unemployment rate among their community..
While the black unemployment rate is at its lowest point in years, it
stood at 16.8% in 2010, during Barack Obama’s first term as president, and
was at 7.5% when he left office.
In terms of their personal financial situations, 54% report no change during Trump’s presidency, even though the stock market has reached record highs.
Black Americans who believe Trump to be racist also tend to believe
he’s made racism worse in the country and that white Americans do not understand the discrimination they experience.
The poll did find, however, that 65% of respondents feel optimistic
about their own lives, a belief that crosses political divides and age
groups.

Surprising fact: In a further illustration of black Americans’ shifting outlook, in 2011 73% of black women said it was a good time to be black in America, and in 2006, 60% of black men agreed with that statement.

Crucial quote: “[Trump] has created an atmosphere of division and overt
racism and fear of immigrants unseen in many years,” said one unnamed poll respondent.
Most Popular In: Business

Republicans Are Breaking From Trump Like We’ve Never Seen
Starbucks Flips: Employees Can Now Wear Black Lives Matter Attire
Texas Shatters Record For New Coronavirus Cases

Big number: 7%. That’s Trump’s approval rating among black Americans,
according to the Post.

Key background: According to 2016 exit polls, black Americans
overwhelmingly did not vote for Trump in the presidential election. The demographic also turned out in lower numbers compared to 2012 and 2008,
when Barack Obama was the Democratic nominee. However, a separate poll conducted by Third Way and the Joint Center in December showed black
Americans are more enthusiastic about voting in November’s election. Forty-eight percent of black Democrats surveyed by the Post support Biden, while 20% support Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren is in third place
with 9% of the group’s support.

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