Trump hosts Black History Month reception, weeks after backlash over racist post

Former President Donald Trump recently hosted a reception in honor of Black History Month, a move that comes just weeks after he faced criticism for a racially insensitive social media post. During the event, Trump highlighted the contributions of notable Black figures, including boxer Mike Tyson and rapper Nicki Minaj, both of whom have publicly supported him. Tyson was lauded for his defense of Trump against allegations of racism, while Minaj's support has also drawn attention in the past. This reception aims to reaffirm Trump's connection with the Black community, amidst ongoing debates about his previous comments and actions regarding race. The event underscores the complex dynamics of race relations in America, particularly as Trump continues to seek support from various demographics ahead of the upcoming elections.
Originally reported by The Hindu International. Read original article
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