is implicit in your registration. You are free to withdraw your consent whenever you like. “And the fact that she is the person they’re using to try to recruit people of color and to say that this is the person,
the endorser of Donald Trump who you should trust, when she won’t even claim the culture that brought her to the table?” That was Reid’s last word. “I am dubious that this will work.”
X, the social networking site previously known as Twitter, was the site where Rose retaliated. Hello JoyAnn Reid! “I’ve always identified as biracial; I’ve never denied being Black,” she wrote.
In order to put you at ease, I will not invalidate my white father. The president conducts enough racial baiting as it is, so you should stop doing it, she continued.
Her message quickly gained over 3.2 million views. The risk that Rose’s remarks posed to the Democratic Party, which is counting on Black support in the next elections, was acknowledged by other Democrats.
