What Amber Rose ‘missed’ when declaring MAGA her peeps

by Aswad WalkerWhat in the “Idiocracy” is going on? The most trending topic from the day one kickoff of the Republican National Convention was not the appearance of their fearless Führer or their party platform to make America America again. No, it was the speech given by Amber Rose, a Z-lister “celebrity” and “influencer” best known for her relationships with various brothers in the hip-hop game and rise to “notoriety” within Black circles.In other words, she’s “Black famous.”But that was before she dropped some bars in Milwaukee at the GOP confab.Rose’s RNC CommentsMost notably, Rose, again, is someone whose entire “celebrity” was/is tied to her penchant for and proximity to Black culture – though in recent years, and only in recent years, has she made crystal clear that though appearing racially ambiguous, she is anything but Black – said this:“I realized Donald Trump and his supporters don’t care if you’re Black, white, straight or gay, it’s all love. And that’s when it hit me: these are my people. This is where I belong,” said Rose, during her recent RNC speech.Wait. What?“These (MAGA) are my people? This is where I belong?”Maybe Rose garnered cheers and applause from conservatives at the RNC...