Trump says African Americans are living in hell. That depends on what you mean by hell

Donald Tramp watched supporters at a rally held in Ohio last month and learned that he said Pest black Americans: "Violence, death, lack of education, no work".

He pointed out the imaginary direction of the "slum area" in the city center. There is a place where you buy a bread and it will eventually be shot. He basically said that African-Americans "live in hell".

National Association President Cornell Brooks said: "To say that African Americans live in hell, it has an explanatory character of bumper labels" to promote the progress of color people. "Some communities have bad conditions, but there are communities where you can find beneficial people, families with faith, there are vibrant cultural and artistic communities."

Black Americans have reached their highest point - the black man as president, but they still occupy a disproportionate number of prisons. Most of the over 37 million African Americans in the U.S. are not in the poor, but in the suburbs, not in the city center. However, more than a quarter of people live in poverty. They are second to Native Americans.

"When you receive government aid you need to eat food.When you eat food stamps you need to buy low quality foods because low quality food is cheap and you can get high quality food. I will purchase processed foods. "

After release, Kenyatta lived with her mother. In 2007, he bought his first trailer at $ 20,000. He is attracting customers by offering discounted prices. He scored through the auction of six rental units owned by Cleveland and Akron. He married his girlfriend in 2008 and is currently the Traction Operations Manager.

Lucy's hell comes from chemicals added to natural gas that gives a thiol smell, a rotten egg smell, and a unique order to it. Eight years ago, storage tanks struck a lightning storm, chemicals flowed into soil and groundwater of 8 miles for several months.

"When it comes to nature, nature has also contributed to our hell, but it is now unnecessary, we can not stop progress, we are alone now, people make hell with the help of nature It is enough for all ... It all depends on our families, society, and the people who make up the work environment, but it depends on how we get along. We offer flowers, meals, precious metals, jewels as if they are being offered on the altar.It signs a legal contract (or, when brothers put together a marriage, "Dear, I am with you I love you very much and I treasure you very much, so I want you to be involved with the government. "

Last year I read the history of America and tried to understand what happened in American politics today (which is the reason for President Donald Trump). My overall conclusion is as follows. 1) Things do not look so bad. 2) It will be very interesting for the next few years. Let's start with some history. In American political science, there is a general framework to think about various eras of American political history called "realignment theory". My favorite theoretical version is a wonderful analysis of Stephen Skowronek's presidential politics. In his analysis, there is obvious legitimacy in any historical era. The reconstructed US president (thinks Lincoln) has formed a legislative association to clarify the orthodox views and set the agenda. This legitimacy is dominant and the Union will continue to enact legislation on this agenda in the coming decades.

You propose that Donald Trump should apologize for suggesting that "African Americans" live in hell. In which country do you live? An African American who was not armed was shot by the police. In this country, African Americans are twelve times more likely to be killed by people in other developed countries. 31% of African Americans are likely to be pulled due to traffic violations. Do not let me stop. The unemployment rate of African American men is twice that of white men. What is hell in your book? Perhaps our leaders apologize for not saving African Americans from hell.