Trump will do more for blacks than Obama pt 2: HBCU Executive Order

That's the set-up right there. He's coming for us... and right at our most productive point. It's an old game... starve them... don't provide access to capital... thus can't grow and will cannibalize.

NO SHAME.

Oh shit, these black Trump supporters are getting daily wake up calls.

But but but Obama didn't do anything for.......
GTFOH.

Exactly

Its why these "Obama didn't do anything" bed sheet wearing fake hoteps and Trump shoe lace lickers (i.e. Omarosa, Steve Harvey, etc. ) can't be taken seriously
 
Trump is a double dealing fucker. Only he will profit from anything he does.
 
He literally ran on a message to African Americans that said, "what do you have to lose?" Some ninjas on this board were nodding their heads while he talked about our youth and neighborhoods like more police and a few block grants would do the trick.

Sadly we really never answered the question what do we have to lose? I see trump is answering for us. I didn't even know about this funding.

The "what did Obama do for us?" crowd is eerily silent.
 
He literally ran on a message to African Americans that said, "what do you have to lose?" Some ninjas on this board were nodding their heads while he talked about our youth and neighborhoods like more police and a few block grants would do the trick.

Sadly we really never answered the question what do we have to lose? I see trump is answering for us. I didn't even know about this funding.

The "what did Obama do for us?" crowd is eerily silent.
Word... they about to see whats up
 
What's sad, is Trump will not have to do much to do more for people of color
Obama sat and watch HBCU struggle under his watch
Trump set to release executive order for HBCU, and he don't need to meet with no bullshit ass black Caucus

Interesting...
August 24, 2017 | 4:00 PM
Black college leaders say Trump administration hasn't made good on its promises to HBCUs
By Amy Scott

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Black college leaders say Trump administration hasn't made good on its promises to HBCUs


August 24, 2017 | 4:00 PMTrump said.

Michael Lomax was there. He’s president of the United Negro College Fund, which represents 37 HBCUs.

Since that February meeting, Lomax said: “The administration and the Department of Education, in our estimation, just have not really taken any substantive actions to demonstrate their commitment.”

The United Negro College Fund has joined the Thurgood Marshall College Fund and the Congressional HBCU Caucus in asking the administration to postpone an annual conference for HBCUs planned for next month.

Lomax said members have been frustrated that the White House has yet to name a director or board of advisers to oversee its initiative on HBCUs. Then came Charlottesville, and Trump’s comments that “many sides” were to blame for the violence.

“I think they were a tipping point,” Lomax said.

Lezli Baskerville, president of the National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education, said while the Trump administration maintained funding for HBCUs in its budget, it proposed cuts to other programs that help low-income students.

“If you cut off all of those pipeline institutions, our institutions will not have students to enroll and graduate,” Baskerville said.

In a briefing Thursday, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters the conference will go on as scheduled and is fully booked.
 
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