These Black celebrities and public figures have largely shown their allegiance to the former business mogul despite a minimal payoff.
Today is turning out to not be a good day for Ice Cube.
When it comes to finding "Black Trump Supporters," it's like looking for a needle in a haystack, but they do exist. On social media, though, it would seem they are more prevalent than believed, but it turns out they are as real as a Louis Vuitton bag on Canal Street.
Jimmy Kimmel hilariously interviews a couple of Black passersby if they're voting for Trump in the 2020 presidential election. The clip is inspired by off-collar comments the President bosted when discussing helping Black Americans during his political career
Kanye West isn't the only Donald Trump-supporting rapper. Asian Doll let it be known that she is throwing her support behind the super-spreader-in-chief.
Candace Owens is an enemy of her own people. It turns out some of the Black people who attended Donald Trump's speech at the White House yesterday (Oct. 10) were paid to attend via her Blexit organization.
Kanye West is dangerous. Sure, the music can be great, at times, but late last night (Oct. 8), Yeezy proudly tweeted an image of his name being written in on a Presidential ballot.
Whether or not this will sway Puerto Ricans to vote against their interest remains to be seen but what we wouldn’t be surprised if this has the reverse effect and the good people of Puerto Rico dust off that "Guillotina" and march it right back to the capitol to make their voices heard.
"What the president is doing is once again patently false, it’s morally wrong, and yes, it is racist," Obama says of Trump.
On Saturday (Oct. 3), the "Birthday Party" candidate took to Twitter to tweet out his well wishes to the current First Family, before noting that he would have done the same thing if Joe and Jill Biden were on the receiving end as well.
While Johnson has a struggle history that consists of misrepresentations and struggle attempts to raise money for himself, Conley has come off as a straight Trumpian over the weekend as he's offered half-assed information about Trump's stay at the hospital while admitting he's been less than accurate with his information.Â
Plies, the social media savvy rapper from Fort Myers, FL, has a strong message for Donald Trump after the President's COVID-19 diagnosis. "Ain’t No Corona bih!"
