This statement was less to do with election integrity and more of an example to show how assuming people of one race are not all the same.
Your comment proves the point. Thinking that an African American in a hoody should be feared and a caucasian is racist are both assumptions which can be very pernicious.
Who do you mean by "they". Caucasian people? If the election was true that would mean most Americans voted against Trump and most Americans are caucasian. You are assuming that all caucasian people think and act the same which is not true.
As for people speaking behind closed doors, they can want whatever they like. It does not mean that's what they are going to get.
Also, not all people from the same demographics are the same. If you assume the worst in them it can be pernicious.
Racism is bad and you cannot control what is in someone's heart. Actions speak louder than words. If good things are being done for minorities then good. If they are treated unfairly based on race then that should be punishable.
It says Trump critiqued and criticised Obama. If he doesn’t like Obama does it makes him a racist?
He fired a contestant on the apprentice who had not contributed to the job who was African American and they suggest that was also racist.
That's one way to lose weight. And for many that's no laughing matter.
Didn’t he also pardon Lil Wayne and Kodak Black. If he’s a racist he’s doing a pretty bad job at it.
Trump most likely pardoned Steve Bannon because he worked for him, a business deal.
Didn't Trump open one of the first clubs in Palm beach to Jews and African-Americans. Didn't he date Kara Young for two years who was of African-American descent. Didn't he publicly condemn the KKK, neo-Nazis and white supremacists.
