Another example of the Trump administration trying to erase black history—in Europe !

I remember reading about this online.

I am flabbergasted that in the year 2026, our government is alarmed at references to segregation.

Then again, the new plaque at Harper's Ferry manages to avoid mentioning slavery.

The thing is you can call someone a white supremacist, and not only do they not deny it, not only do they not explain why they are, they wear it as a badge of honour. When people get to that stage, there really is no point in arguing with them. As humans, they are lost. I've had an argument with someone on SW about this, and I said outright: "you are a white supremacist" and that comment got liked by that person.

This was unfortunately coming, when Trump renamed the military bases back to there old civil war names, despite congressional laws against it.

The names they claimed are not the people from the civil war.


Just the obviousness of the names is racist.

We've known that about him ever since he first made it into the news decades ago. :( Part of his appeal to MAGA, I assume. :(

I’m still shacking my head at Trump and his administration for claiming slavery wasn’t such a bad thing because the slaves learn t a trade. Cheers!

I am surprised they had the nerve to try and get away with this racist activity in Netherlands which has one of the most content integrated populations.

He and Kegsbreath have already removed all the official military web pages documenting the heroic actions of the Tuskegee Airmen and all the women who served valiantly in our wars and peace time…

Sadly we seem to be repeating exactly what led to the rise of fascism in the 1930s which led to these guys giving their lives.

Also noticed he shut down the Kennedy Center for renovation, so he does not have to schedule an event for Black history month.

Thanks for drawing attention to another vile act by a vile administration.

Wow. That's pretty blatant, and really low, even for him.