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Donald Trump's Victory: Anger And Grief Outside White House
“Donald Trump’s Victory: Anger and Grief outside White house” explained the emotion and thoughts of people outside the white house during the Presidential Election. As soon as Donald Trump got the majority of votes, there was chaos outside the white house. Many angry Mexicans, Muslims, and African Americans cursed and cried, and there was verbal attacks towards everyone that supported Trump. Many Trump supporters made racist comments like “build that wall”, Latinos defended themselves and chanted “Undocumented, Unafraid”. This article shows bias to Trump winning the presidential election. This source will help my paper because it describes the instant emotions and bad feeling people felt when Trump won. This will also help my paper because
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