We must all denounce this wave of hate and fear that is gripping our nation at this time, perpetuated by a leader in the highest office in the land…Our best response is to get to know our neighbors and express that hate has no place in our community or our country.
— State Rep. Nickie Antonio in response to a 2017 swastika incident in Lakewood, Ohio
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Simplified Summary
This page has information about Donald Trump and racism, antisemitism, and white nationalism. It includes articles from major newspapers like The Washington Post and The New York Times, as well as other papers and reports. They explain how Trump has used racist words, how his words might make violence more likely, and where hate groups are in America. They also talk about Trump’s connections with people involved in white nationalism, like David Duke. These sources help us understand Trump’s involvement with these dangerous ideas.