Omarosa Says Trump Went "Back To Slavery" With "Black Jobs"
Donald Trump’s Former ‘Black Job’-Holder Omarosa Says His ‘Racism Is Front & Center,’ ‘Taking It All The Way Back To Slavery’
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The 2024 Presidential Debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump said the quiet(ly racist) part out loud when Trump claimed illegal immigrants threaten “Black jobs.” No one has insight into Trump’s debate comments like his former aide Omarosa, and she sees a big red flag that says “slavery.” The “Black jobs” jokes are still flying, but the Apprentice alum isn’t laughing at Trump’s “insane” comments that once again reveal his “racism.”
Omarosa Clocks The Historical Implications Of Trump’s Remarks “Taking It All The Way Back To Slavery”
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During the debate, Trump unleashed his latest verbal diarrhea, talking about “Black jobs” like they’re some kind of exclusive club. Millions of viewers were left scratching their heads, wondering what exactly he meant by those terms. For many, including his former ally Omarosa, this was a throwback to the darkest times in American history (like his MAGA slogan).
In an interview with TMZ, Omarosa didn’t hold back on Trump. She dragged his “insane” remarks, pointing out that “the only 100% Black job in this country was back in slavery time.” His administration, supporters, and the scandalous SCOTUS already dragged legislation back to Jim Crow, and this comment seems like they’d go even further into our oppressive past.
“What is a ‘Black job,’ right? I don’t know where he got that from, unlress he’s tkaing it all the way back to slavery,” she said. “If Donald’s taking it back then, he’s putting his racism right in front and center. But what is a ‘Black job?’ What is a ‘Hispanic job?'” Omarosa asked.
She urged his campaign to explain what he meant, although “low-wage” clarifications don’t make it any better. The reality star emphasized that neither marginalized community is “monolithic.”
However, she claims, “people will come to terms with the fact that Trump may not be equipped to deal with racial issues in this country. In fact, he fed into a lot of them.”
Beyond slavery, Omarosa suspects that Trump’s meaning of a “Black job” reflects reports of him segregating labor in his casinos because he allegedly “didn’t want African-Americans counting his money” or working “as accountants.” Based on claims from Trump’s former execs, she wonders if “he had those kind of designations in his organization.”
This isn’t the first time a white celeb put their foot in their mouth. Remember in 2015 when Kelly Osbourne, trying to clap back at Trump’s immigration policies, infamously said, “If you kick out Latinos, who will clean your toilets?” This comment, intended to challenge Trump, instead revealed underlying stereotypes and prejudices about the Latino community.
These instances reflect influential figures’ truly biased and bigoted beliefs so deep-seated that they can’t contain them on camera.
This should NOT be taken lightly.
Read more about who Omarosa says won the presidential debate and the impact of Trump’s latest “racist” ridiculousness after the jump.
The U.S. Took A Loss After The Presidential Debate, But Who Does Omarosa Think Really Won?
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Although many viewers on both sides feel like everyone lost in the presidential showdown, Omarosa says it’s not that simple. She gave her former boss credit for the superior style as Biden’s sluggish performance drew criticism. However, she claims voters should be even more concerned about Donald Trump’s “cognitive decline” and “thousands of lies.”
“Donald also clearly forgot some basic facts,” she insisted. “He loses track of time and events. So while he’s bagging on Biden about his age and his memory, there’s clearly something going on with Donald as well,” Omarasa said.
“I’ve been talking a lot about Donald Trump’s mental decline and it’s evident when you get fact checked and there’s thousands of lies that you tell. There’s also something going on neurologically with him as well,” she continued.
The former insider determined that there was no competition when it came to substance. The House of Villains star saw Biden as the clear winner where it counts. She didn’t directly say he won her vote in November. Yet she confirmed it won’t go to a convicted felon who thinks “there are good people on both sides” of the business casual Klan rally in Charlottesville. Despite Biden’s struggles, Omarosa feels relieved that he probably wouldn’t try to overturn the election results (or the rest of the government with it).
The Impact: More Than Just Words
Trump’s remark during the debate is more than just a verbal misstep; it has far-reaching implications across various facets of society:
Social Impact: The comment perpetuates harmful stereotypes that pit minority communities against each other, fostering division and mistrust. By suggesting that illegal immigrants are taking jobs specifically designated for Black Americans, Trump reinforces a narrative of scarcity and competition that detracts from the real issues of systemic inequality and economic disparity.
Mental and Psychological Effects: Such public statements contribute to the marginalization and mental strain experienced by minority communities. Hearing a former president make such remarks on national television can exacerbate feelings of alienation and reduce trust in the political system.
Societal Consequences: Remarks like these hinder progress toward a more inclusive and equitable society. They distract from substantive policy discussions and fuel divisive rhetoric that undermines collective efforts to address social injustices.
Physical Repercussions: By inciting xenophobic and racist sentiments, Trump’s comments can indirectly contribute to hate crimes and discriminatory practices. Historical data shows that inflammatory political rhetoric often correlates with spikes in racially motivated violence.
Political Ramifications: Politically, such statements alienate significant portions of the electorate, particularly African American and Hispanic voters. They also undermine Trump’s efforts to portray himself as a unifying leader who can address the needs of all Americans.
Interpersonal Dynamics: Within communities, such divisive comments can strain relationships and create tension among neighbors, colleagues, and friends. It fosters an environment where prejudice and discrimination can flourish, affecting daily interactions and community cohesion. Have you seen the #MAGAMaggots? Their treason was just pardoned for the January 6th insurrection of the White House by the Supreme Court.
Final Thoughts: Enough Is Enough
Trump’s racist rant about “Black jobs” is just the latest in a series of offensive blunders. But the public’s reaction shows that people are fed up with this nonsense. As social media continues to amplify voices against racism, it’s clear that leaders need to do better. We deserve better.
The outrage is real, and it’s not going away anytime soon.
