Donald Trump's racist tweets draw criticism from diverse Michiganders
"...Walid, executive director of the Michigan chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
But Walid didn't expect a U.S. president to use such extreme language, as President Donald Trump did this week with tweets and disparaging remarks aimed at four congresswomen of color..
..."President Trump is a white nationalist, without a doubt," Walid said.
Walid and other minority advocates told the Free Press on Monday they were shocked and outraged over Trump's remarks, saying that while they are used to Trump's previous bigotry, his new remarks have set a new low.
..."It's outrageous and truly un-American," said Nabih Ayad, a Detroit attorney who is founder and board member of the Arab American Civil Rights League in Dearborn. "It sets a bad precedent and emboldens racism. ... It's as racist as it comes ... street talk by an ignorant individual."
..."Donald Trump continues to show that he is America's first openly racist-in-chief," said Rev. Kenneth Flowers, pastor of Greater New Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church in Detroit..."
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