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TRUMP EMBRACES THE ALT-RIGHT.

WHAT IS IT?
Thanks to Donald Trump the alt-right is moving into the spotlight.
Trump made himself a part of the movement by hiring Breitbart's
Steve Bannon as his campaign Chief Executive Officer.
Bannon is one of the leading sources of an ideology espousing white
nationalism, contempt for females and anti-Semitism. Bannon is now
a high level member of Trump's inner circle of trusted confidants.
Could this be why Trump has publicly shown
contempt for Mexicans, women and the disabled?
Trump plays on fear exploiting instincts of xenophobia, racism and misogyny to bring out the worst to his political base,
rather than the best.
Breitbart News Network (BNN) is a politically conservative
news and opinion website founded in 2007 by conservative commentator and entrepreneur Andrew Breitbart (1969-2012).
Bannon & Trump
Bannon was the former executive chairman of BNN. Bannon has
bragged that BNN had become the platform for the alt-right. He is
very proud of having the alt-right as a part of BNN.
Trump is taking the emerging racist ideology mainstream. His merger with BNN is taken as an achievement for the alt-right. Trump, being the de facto leader of the Republican party, has effectively embraced this hate movement. Or shall we say that the altright has taken over the Republican party.
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RACISM
I refuse to accept the view that mankind
is so tragically bound to the starless
midnight of racism and war that the
bright daybreak of peace and brotherhood can never become a reality... I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word.
Martin Luther King, Jr.
In America there is institutional racism
that we all inherit and participate in,
like breathing the air in this room - and
we have to become sensitive to it.
Henry Louis Gates
Racism isn't born, folks, it's taught. I
have a two-year-old son. You know
what he hates? Naps! End of list.
Denis Leary
Racism is taught in our society, it is not
automatic. It is learned behavior toward persons with dissimilar physical
characteristics.
Alex Haley
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Racism is always there underneath, but
usually it is exploited in these times of
economic crisis, and it's hard to find
out when one slides into another.
Iris Chan

Racism springs from the lie that certain human beings are less than fully
human. It's a self-centered falsehood
that corrupts our minds into believing
we are right to treat others as we would
not want to be treated.
Alveda King

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TRUMP EMBRACES THE ALT-RIGHT.

What is this alt-right?

The de facto merger between Breitbart and the Trump campaign represents a landmark achievement for this group, a fringe element
that has effectively taken over the Republican party, tying the movement to the rising tide of hardline, right-wing nationalism around
the world.
The alt-right is a segment of right-wing ideologies presented as an alternative to mainstream conservatism in the United States. It has
been described as a movement unified by support for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, as well as by opposition to
multiculturalism and immigration.
At its grassroots, the alt-right is energized by many of the same class, gender and racial anxieties that help fuel right-wing nationalist
movements. Breitbart has published that the alt-right is am intellectually vibrant movement in contrast with the violent and low intelligence of the 1980 skinheads eager to strike out at political elites, regardless of their party affiliation. Does this sound like Trump?
They exist almost exclusively online, talking to each other on alt-right blogs and select forums. Many of its self-identified
members are drawn less by a desire to enter the current political debate than an instinct to undermine it while delighting
in a sense of "fun, insubordination, and a challenge to social norms they just don't understand.
What do they believe in?
At its core, rejection of American multiculturalism and the conservative establishment.
Richard Spencer, an alt-right founder, states that the alt-right is "dedicated to the heritage, identity, and future of European people in
the United States, and around the world."
They are staunchly against any level of immigration that would threaten white demographic dominance and advocate for a vigorously
robust white nationalism. The alt-right is also particularly concerned with "political correctness" viewing any attempt to reconcile
across cultures and races as evidence of weakness in those who seek it. Again, sounds like Trump. He refused to reconcile his immigration diatribe.
Some of the alt-right's harshest rhetoric has been directed at establishment conservatives, often derided as "cuckservatives"-- a joining of the words "cuckold" and "conservative" -- whose moderate political positions on immigration and race are met with ridicule and mocking.
The alt-right defines the shorthand "cuck" as a "an epithet for a weak man" -- in their worldview,
one of the most damning insults. The alt-right is regarded as a threat to the sustainability of the mainstream conservatism as a national political force.
Why is the alt-right embracing Trump?
For the alt-right, the Trump campaign is a better place for them than the broader Republican party. Trump's aggressive antiimmigrant policies, proposed Muslim ban and authoritarian rhetoric mirror many of the group's beliefs. Trump more then surmised
that there was a market for his beliefs. It was the alt-right and he filled it.
Trump is taking hate groups mainstream and helping a radical fringe take over the Republican Party.
On Trumps latest immigration speech, prominent members of the white supremacist movement applaud Trump. David Duke, a former
Ku Klux Klan (KKK) leader, called the speech excellent.
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Puerto Rico Police Will Not Escort Oversight Board Members Of The United States.
Protest is growing against the Financial Oversight & Management Board (junta) established by the U.S. Congress dispatched to Puerto Rico to deal with the islands debt of over $70 billion. La junta has been granted power above and beyond
elected officials and the Puerto Rican constitution.
The Puerto Rico Police will not ensure security nor escort members of la junta. The government of the island is protesting.
If theres any type of security it will be by the federal government because Promesa is a federal law. It will come from an
agency or the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), Commander Luis Pabn of the San Juan Police Department told Caribbean Business.
He indicated that the Puerto Rico Police will focus on keeping order at any event or rally in favor or against la junta,

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Darren Soto Closer To Being Florida's
First Puerto Rican in Congress.
Senator Darren Soto, a civil rights attorney, has a very good chance of being the first Puerto Rican from Florida elected to U.S. Congress. Darren Soto was the first person of Puerto Rican heritage to be elected to the
Florida Senate.
Soto ran against three other candidates in Florida's Congressional District 9 (CD-9) and won. CD-9 is generally accepted to be a solidly Democratic District where many Puerto Ricans live and many more are moving
into.
The Puerto Rican population has been steadily growing in Central Florida for years but has recently exploded due to
Puerto Rico's economic recession.
Soto has taken advantage of the increasing number of Democratic voters in the district and the growing number of Hispanics.
It has been generally accepted that the winner of the Aug. 30 Democratic Primary in the 9th Congressional District almost
certainly will be the next member of Congress.
Hispanics in CD-9 now have a chance to make history.

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