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Donald Trump’s second term began with a nod to Black and Latino voters, but his administration has since rolled back racial equity efforts, raising concerns among civil rights advocates and former supporters. From canceling federal MLK Day events to narrowing refugee admissions and investigating race-based hiring, the gap between Trump’s outreach and policy is widening.
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By AURN | Hosts: Ebony McMorris, Clay Cane, Jamie Jackson, Tanya Hart5
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Donald Trump’s second term began with a nod to Black and Latino voters, but his administration has since rolled back racial equity efforts, raising concerns among civil rights advocates and former supporters. From canceling federal MLK Day events to narrowing refugee admissions and investigating race-based hiring, the gap between Trump’s outreach and policy is widening.
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