Obama, Hated Just Because..: A conversation in race relations

In addition, the book illustrates how race has played a contributing factor in the unfair treatment of our current president Barack Obama. The issue of race and race relations has plagued our great nation since its inception. There are measurable gains regarding race relations, however there is still much room for improvement, if we all choose to do so. This book colorfully illustrates the current forms of racism and challenges you to question your core beliefs of race and race relations.

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I completely disagree with this book's premise. Barrack Obama is not criticized or 'hated' as the title suggest because he is black. It is because he is a terrible President. A Collection of Critical Essays. The Rhetoric of Hope and the American Dream. New York UP, A Letter from the South.

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Trump, pushing a racially charged conspiracy theory questioning whether the president was born in America, was among the tuxedo-wearing guests. Obama mocked his nascent political ambitions without mercy. Say what you will about Mr Trump, he certainly would bring some change to the White House. Four years later, Adam Gopnik of the New Yorker magazine would recall: Future historians may well ask: For sure, from the day he formally launched his election campaign in June , branding Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists, he cast himself as the anti-Obama in style and substance.