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Kenosha, Wisconsin – A black participant in an anti-racism rally stands in front of white Trump supporters.
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Despite nationwide protests against racism, American authorities should no longer be spending money on “divisive and anti-American propaganda training sessions” that suggested the United States was “an inherently bad country.”
meAmid the debate over racism in the United States, US President Donald Trump wants federal agencies to cut funding for cross-cultural training. According to a Washington Post report (Friday) in a memo from the CEO, the president had directed him to ensure that tax money was no longer used to fund “divisive anti-US propaganda training units.” Office of Management and Budget, Russell Vought.
All agencies should now identify expenses related to courses that address topics such as “white privilege” or that suggest that the United States is “inherently a racist or bad country.” Contracts for such anti-racism training should be canceled.
The United States is a deeply divided country. After several cases of police violence against black people in the United States, there have been repeated demonstrations and clashes between right and left groups across the country for weeks.
