Why Trump's Leadership Style Fails to Fit the Modern Political World

A recent Quinnipiac Poll revealed that two-thirds of Americans feel inadequately educated about the historical challenges and achievements of Black Americans in their school curricula. In response, Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump have taken a firm stance, asserting that under their watch, such narratives will remain absent from education.DeSantis has opposed Florida’s educators by attempting to ban Black history books from schools and libraries. Following suit, Trump has sought to obliterate any representation of Black history, even threatening to scrutinize the African American Museum in Washington, D.C., for materials he deems inappropriate.Additionally, Pete Hegseth’s Department of War momentarily removed Jackie Robinson's picture, only to restore it after realizing his universal admiration. Conversely, Trump replaced Barack Obama’s portrait with his own.Trump's recent remarks at a memorial service for Charlie Kirk reflect his eagerness for divisiveness rather than unity, especially in contrast to Erika Kirk's message of forgiveness. He continuously asserts his disdain for political adversaries, demonstrating a profound contradiction in his proclaimed support of free speech.