Donald Trump’s Self-Serving Story About Black Women Sounds Like a Script From His Own Ego

President Donald Trump’s recent comments regarding Black women have ignited significant backlash, even from some of his supporters, as he referred to an enigmatic group whose loyalty, he asserts, is intensifying. During a Cabinet meeting at the White House, Trump claimed to have witnessed “a force of Black women” in Chicago “pleading” for his intervention. However, many online question the validity of his statements.Trump specifically contended that “beautiful Black women” in Chicago don MAGA hats and urge him to send the Marines. Critics quickly ridiculed his remarks, suggesting they were delusional and politically pandering. Scholars like Alvin B. Tillery Jr. from Northwestern University criticized Trump’s narrative as a blatant distortion, highlighting that Black women represent a steadfast Democratic base opposing Trump’s policies. Experts believe Trump's depiction serves as a political strategy, attempting to reshape perceptions about his standing among marginalized communities. Such rhetoric misrepresents Chicago’s realities and perpetuates harmful stereotypes. (Photo: Wikipedia Commons)