At a recent town hall in Estero, Rep. Byron Donalds was confronted by a constituent who shared a disturbing anecdote about a Trump supporter refusing to vote for him due to his race. This prompted a broader discussion on diversity and inclusion as attendees became increasingly vocal. Despite heckling, Donalds responded by reflecting on his professional journey and the importance of representation, asserting that such racist attitudes are unacceptable and need to be addressed, especially in contexts involving opportunities for young Black individuals.
It's fine, if you do this long enough, don't worry about it. I was in finance. So I. When I was coming up at corporate America at the time. We had diversity.
He has lost his vote because of his race alone. What would Donalds say to a young Black man who hasn't lost a vote yet, but who has lost jobs?
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