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‘She was Indian earlier, now she has suddenly become black…’, Trump’s racist comment on Kamala Harris

Only a few months are left for the US presidential election. Both Republican candidate Donald Trump and his Democratic Party rival Kamala Harris have geared up to win this election. The series of allegations and counter-allegations has also reached its peak. But in the meantime, Trump has raised questions about Kamala Harris’s racial identity.

Trump has questioned Kamala Harris’s racial identity and said that she is deliberately trying to capitalize on her black identity. Addressing the National Association of Black Journalists Convention in Chicago, Trump said that she (Kamala Harris) always described herself as belonging to India. She used to promote Indian heritage. But now she has suddenly become black. Since when did she become black? Now she wants to be recognized as black.

Trump said that I don’t know whether she is Indian or black? I respect both Indians and blacks but I don’t think Harris has any respect for them? Because she was always Indian and used to call herself connected to India but now she has suddenly become black.

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White House’s response to Trump’s statement

The White House has condemned Trump’s statement and called it insulting. The White House has said that only Vice President Kamala Harris can speak on this matter. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said that no one has the right to tell anyone who they are and how to identify them. It is one’s own decision. Trump’s comment is insulting. It does not matter that he is the President.

Why were questions raised on Kamala Harris’s racial identity?

In fact, in the US elections, apart from whites, there is a significant vote bank of blacks, people of South Asian origin and Hispanic people. Ever since Kamala Harris has taken over the presidential candidacy on behalf of the Democratic Party after Biden withdrew from the presidential election, she is constantly getting the support of blacks and people of South Asian origin.

In a recent survey, an increase in Kamala Harris’s approval rating was also recorded. After President Joe Biden withdrew from the candidature, Kamala Harris’s approval rating has increased by 8 percent compared to last week.

Kamala Harris’s approval rating in the Ipsos poll is now 43 percent. Whereas, her dis-approval rating is 42 percent. That is, 43 percent of Americans want Kamala Harris to become the President. Till last week, Kamala Harris’s approval rating was 35 percent and dis-approval rating was 46 percent.

On the other hand, Republican candidate Donald Trump’s approval rating has declined. Trump’s approval rating is now 36 percent and dis-approval rating is 53 percent. Whereas, last week his approval rating was 40 percent and dis-approval rating was 51 percent.

Kamala Harris got Obama’s support

On July 26, former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle supported Kamala Harris’ candidature. Obama informed Harris about this by calling her. Obama said that Michelle and I are proud to support you. On this Kamala Harris said that Michelle-Barack this means a lot to me.

Now voting will be held on August 1 to choose the presidential candidate in the Democratic Party. After getting the support of Barack Obama and Michelle, Kamala Harris’s candidature is now considered almost certain.

Kamala Harris is the first woman Vice President of America

In the 2020 elections, Kamala Harris was elected to the Senate for the first time. She is the first woman to become the Vice President of America. Kamala Harris’s mother was Indian, while her father was from Jamaica. She was born in Oakland, California. Kamala Harris is not only the first woman to become the Vice President of America, but is also the first Asian American and African American woman to reach this position. After being elected Vice President, Kamala Harris had said that she is definitely the first woman to hold the post of US Vice President, but not the last.

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