US President Donald Trump has ordered government agencies to end employee training sessions in the fight against racism because they are "non-US propaganda," the White House said Friday.
The order comes as Trump appeals to his
white, blue-collar base in the United States, especially through the police,
but also in other areas, among a divided national party. Based on the
controversy that has arisen, they are fighting hard for re-election.
The White House said in a statement that
"according to press reports, all executive branch employees are required
to participate in training where they are told that 'really all white people
are involved in racism' or where they are." Are. “It has to be said that
they 'benefit' from racism
It added: "According to press
reports, in some cases these trainings have further claimed that racism is
rooted in the belief that the United States is a land of opportunity or in the
belief that the most deserving person is employed. Should be, found. "
The White House Office of Management and
Budget has said it is "ordered to make sure" that federal agencies
use taxpayers to finance this distribution, including non-U.S. propaganda
training sessions. Avoid stopping and stopping. "
Protests erupted in major US cities in May
following the assassination of George Floyd, an African-American, by a white
police officer in Minneapolis.
Trump - who is pushing hard to run in the
November election - has driven such protesters into violent chaos.
This week, US President Kenosha traveled
to Wisconsin, where Jacob Blake, an African-American, was repeatedly shot in
the back by a white police officer and paralyzed below the waist’.
During the visit, Trump did not meet or
talk to the man's family, but instead met with law enforcement officials to
discuss the damage caused by the shooting. Seen
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