Amid Donald Trump stepping back into the presidential office, The Shade Room took to the streets of Washington, D.C. Host Justin Carter chopped it up with Black Trump supporters who popped out to the inauguration festivities. Additionally, the host got into the nitty-gritty with folks about why they’ve decided to put their support behind Trump despite his controversial policies.
Congressman Byron Donalds, a FAMU student, and a few rappers even stepped in to share their thoughts on ‘TSR Newz.’
Black Trump Supporters Get Real About Their Choice To Back Donald Trump
At the Legacy of Freedom Gala, Carter chopped it up with Charrise Lane, a student at Florida A&M University. Lane explained that Trump’s “values” align with hers.
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“…Such as being pro-life, such as second amendment — upholding family values — those things align with my values. So that’s why I voted for him,” she explained.
Additionally, Carter spoke with Necho Carroll, the Vice President of the Black Conservative Federation. Caroll explained that Trump represents how he and his community want to live their lives “moving forward as Americans.”
Congressman Byron Donalds Steps In Along With Waka Flocka Flame
Among that, Florida Congressman Byron Donalds stepped in to share that despite his work campaigning for Trump, he doesn’t feel “slighted” by not being chosen to be in his cabinet. Instead, Donald says, he may have his eyes set on another position in government.
But Donalds wasn’t the only public figure to step in. Waka Flocka Flame stepped in to weigh in on the viral rumors of the 47th president axing child support — which have been proven false. Furthermore, Carter also spoke with two federal employees who shared their thoughts on Trump’s stance on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives. Lastly, the host runs down the executive orders Trump has pushed into play only three days in office.
