It is safe to say that hate and racism and sexism and Islamophobia and all the other hateful terms used to describe small isolated segments of our did not start two years ago when Donald Trump took the White House. Hate in America has been around for
Centuries. But the degree to which hate has taken center stage in our national discourse has a direct coalition to the man in the Oval Office – the man who has gladly accepted the support of Nazis and the KKK.
So yes, we should be outraged by the obvious hate displayed in the video below. But our outrage should be focused not only on the actions that took place at Chartiers Valley High School in Pittsburgh, but our outrage should also be focused on the conduit and his dog-whistle that promotes these isolated segments of our society. And we should do all we can to disrupt Trump’s conduit of hate if we truly want to make America great…again.
