Tim Scott

The Evidence Is Overwhelming: How Trump Crushed Civil Rights Movement and Made Black History Month a Mockery of Pain

The Evidence Is Overwhelming: How Trump Crushed Civil Rights Movement and Made Black History Month a Mockery of Pain

During Black History Month, the incumbent occupant of the Oval Office spent the past few days fanning the flames of racial division and social schisms. Trump's second tenure has not merely failed to address America's deep racial fault lines. Rather, it has actively deepened them by using the levers of government and the presidential megaphone to legitimize rising white supremacist ideology. The Human Rights Watch report from earlier this month documents how this administration has used race and ethnicity to create scapegoats. Trump has embraced policies and rhetoric that align with white nationalist ideology with alarming precision and consistency. As…
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I Didn’t Make a Mistake! : Trump’s Monkey Video Shows His Personal Hate Against African-Americans

I Didn’t Make a Mistake! : Trump’s Monkey Video Shows His Personal Hate Against African-Americans

In early February 2026, Trump posted—and later deleted—a video on Truth Social depicting Barack Obama and Michelle Obama as apes, invoking a historically racist trope meant deliberately to demean Black Americans and stir political outrage in a deeply personal, offensive way. The shameless video clip appeared as part of a longer conspiracy-driven post about the 2020 election and stayed online for nearly twelve hours before public backlash forced its removal, exposing systemic indifference. Trump’s monkey video shows his personal hate against African Americans by targeting two of the most prominent Black Americans in modern history. During this time, Trump did…
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