Trump’s recent statement blaming immigrants for taking ‘Black jobs’ is not only racially charged but also grossly inaccurate. The term ‘Black jobs’ itself raises eyebrows and insinuates a segregation of the workforce based on race, which is archaic and unacceptable. As someone who believes in equality and meritocracy, such divisive language is disheartening to hear coming from the leader of a country as diverse as the United States.
The concept that immigrants are taking low-skill jobs from African Americans is a long-held argument that has been debunked by many economists. The truth is, employees do not ‘take jobs’ – they are hired and fired by employers based on a variety of factors.… Continue reading
Biden’s recent statement, “You can’t love your country only when you win,” speaks volumes about the current state of politics in America. As I reflect on the reactions and responses to his speech, it becomes evident that the divide between the two major political parties has never been more pronounced. It is disheartening to witness the deep-rooted partisanship that seems to overshadow core American values and principles.
One thing that stood out to me was the lack of unity and solidarity in the face of Russian aggression. The refusal to stand together against a common enemy is not only disappointing but also reflects a dangerous trend in politics today.… Continue reading
As I sat down to watch President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address, I wasn’t sure what to expect. With constant media chatter about his age and cognitive abilities, there was definitely a sense of anticipation in the air. But from the moment he took the podium, Biden commanded the room with confidence and clarity. Amidst heckles from the opposition, he not only held his ground but engaged with them in a way that showcased his resilience and sharpness.
In a time where politics has become a spectacle of shallow emotion and dramatic monologues, Biden’s speech stood out as a beacon of substance and policy.… Continue reading
I can’t believe I actually heard this with my own ears – Trump telling Black conservatives that his criminal charges are the reason Black people like him. I mean, seriously? The audacity of this man knows no bounds. When he mentioned that some big Black dudes wanted his “goldest sneakers” because of his criminal charges, I cringed. It’s as if he tries to connect with the Black community through the lens of criminality. It’s so offensive and ignorant, it’s almost laughable if it weren’t so disturbing.
For Trump to equate criminal charges with popularity among Black people is not only misguided but deeply offensive.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker