Dare I say something that might will probably be termed the most uncomfortable thing that I've ever had to articulate out of my mouth from a political perspective? But I gotta tell you something. As much as people may have been abhorred by Donald Trump's statement weeks ago talking about how Black folks, he's hearing that Black folks find him relatable because of what he is going through is similar to what Black Americans have gone through, he wasn't lying. He was telling the truth. When you see the law and law enforcement, the court system, and everything else being exercised against him, it is something that Black folks throughout this nation can relate to with some of our historic, iconic figures. We've seen that happen throughout society. So, no matter what race, what ethnicity you may emanate from, we relate to you when you're suffering like that 'cause we know we have. And that's what he articulated. As unpopular as it was, as much as we didn't like to hear it, it's the truth. And there's no way around it. Those are all contributing factors to the state of affairs with the slippage that appears to be taking fold [sic] when it comes to President Biden unfortunately.
Stephen A. Smith defended the ex-president and highlighted the relatability Black individuals feel towards Trump due to shared experiences with discrimination and legal issues, acknowledging the truth in Trump's statement despite its unpopularity. The shared suffering under the law, law enforcement, and court systems resonates with Black Americans, contributing to their support for Trump.
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