Write a rebuttal essay to Donald Trump on racism. Think : Brainstorm topic ideas

Question

Write a rebuttal essay to Donald Trump on racism.

Think: Brainstorm topic ideas that interest and affect you, and potentially affect your community and beyond. Then find a specific argument on that topic that you disagree with. Consider the specific points or arguments that person or organization makes on the topic.

Write: Write a topic proposal for your essay. Include the following information:

What issue will you write about, and how does it affect you personally?

Whose position, specifically, will you refute (which person or organization)?

What is this person’s position on your topic?

What is your position on the topic?

List five main arguments that the person or organization (your audience/opposition) has on this topic that you will argue against.

List 2-3 possible sources.

Explanation / Answer

Donald Trump is one of the most flamboyant personality that this world have even seen and he miss any chance to show this to the world but after being elected as president most of the people thoughout the world thought that he will keep a moderate view on racism but this was against all speculation as he started various policies against muslim and on top of that his racial comments are newerlasting. This can be seen by reports of swastikas at schools, racist taunts, and other hate-fueled attacks and acts of intimidation. Apart from this when Barack Obama, the first African American president of the United States, was in office, Trump kept pushing the conspiracy theory that Obama was not a natural-born US citizen and had the audacity to demand that Obama release his birth certificate, college transcripts, passport records and more. He continually pushed the idea that Obama was somehow not really an American. He was yet again sowing the seeds of division for his own advancement. Trump called for a “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States”. (He altered this later but the message was already heard.) These kinds of disparaging comments were made throughout his campaign, and he did not denounce the support he was receiving from white supremacist groups and leaders. All these problems were seen by a poll conduted in America where 12 percent of Americans said race or race relations are the "most important problem" facing the country today, up from just 4 percent in July. The only higher response was "dissatisfaction with the government," at 18 percent.

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