Black people may be mostly absent at anti-Trump protests, but they aren’t sitting on their hands, leaders say

Black Americans' Participation Declines in Recent Anti-Trump Protests

Recent anti-Trump demonstrations have seen a noticeable decline in Black American participation. Activists cite fatigue and a shift towards alternative methods of advocacy, such as economic initiatives and digital organizing, as reasons for the reduced presence in street protests. The post Black Americans’ Participation Declines in Recent Anti-Trump Protests appeared first on African American News and Issues.

Stacy Brown: Confederates whistle Dixie tunes and Black MAGA applauds

In Donald Trump’s second term, the faces of compliance are no longer just White. They include Black MAGA supporters who’ve chosen silence—even solidarity—as racism escalates from campaign rhetoric to federal policy. When Trump returned to the White House, he did so with a platform not just soaked in bigotry but engineered to roll back civil … Continued

Black people may be mostly absent at anti-Trump protests, but they aren’t sitting on their hands, leaders say

As the second presidency of Donald Trump approaches its 100th day, nationwide protests have cropped up, attracting tens of thousands in many cities, including Chicago. Yet many have come away from the events, which they describe as attended by overwhelmingly middle-aged white people, wondering why more Black protesters haven't shown up.“I felt like I was at a Rolling Stones concert. The crowd was virtually all white and mostly older people like …

Black people may be mostly absent at anti-Trump protests, but they aren’t sitting on their hands, leaders say – Usa news

As the second presidency of Donald Trump approaches its 100th day, nationwide protests have cropped up, attracting tens of thousands in many cities, including Chicago. Yet many have come away from the events, which they describe as attended by overwhelmingly middle-aged white people, wondering why more Black protesters haven’t shown up. “I felt like I was at a Rolling Stones concert. The crowd was virtually all white and mostly older people like…