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Informative Essay On Crime And Race

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Before I start, I want to assert that people should avoid the media, and watch and form their own opinions. New media is well known to be partisan on both sides, and cannot be counted on to be accurate or neutral in judgment. Donald Trump was far calmer than previous dispelling talk that he has anger problems. Trump was very slow to anger, and remained calm, cool, and collected. There have been people to say Trump is ignorant or non-intelligent and to easily be angered. It just so happened that tonight he did the opposite of that. Very calmly he addressed issues, articulated, and limited outburst to a minimum. Although Hilary had an articulate advantage throughout the course of the event, because she knows how to speak better, how too politic …show more content…

Trump attacked the idea that he was racist by showing concern for the minority communities. When Hillary implied Trump was racist by saying that Trump was saying that he was saying minority communities are in trouble because of their race instead of crime, Trump dispelled it with the fact that he bought a racist club in Miami so he could let in African Americans, and Jews who weren’t allowed it before. Trump also brought up racist comments from Hillary, such as her calling all young black men “super predators” Although most may view Trump as a racist, he has the support or a lot of important people of a community, such as police officers, Military support, and in a historic moment, the committee on immigration supported him when they have never before supported a candidate. Speaking on this topic is a very touchy subject for most, because it usually revolves around the unfair treatment of people, but predominantly to the African American male. Trump made the promise to be the “Law-and-Order” candidate, but Trump has offered very little detail beyond enforcing laws already on the books and supporting police. Stop-and-frisk, which has been founded to be unconstitutional, is the first full-fledged policy he’s advocated to earn that self-given

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