Make America great again started out as a campaign slogan and quickly grew into a national movement spearheaded by members of the right-wing faction. Following headlines and media coverage, we have seen a sea of red maga hats across the country. While certain segments of White America embrace the hype surrounding this propaganda, African Americans and other people of color are left asking "when was America ever great?" The book examines the current racial climate across the country, highlighting various examples of racism ...
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Make America great again started out as a campaign slogan and quickly grew into a national movement spearheaded by members of the right-wing faction. Following headlines and media coverage, we have seen a sea of red maga hats across the country. While certain segments of White America embrace the hype surrounding this propaganda, African Americans and other people of color are left asking "when was America ever great?" The book examines the current racial climate across the country, highlighting various examples of racism and discrimination faced by African Americans on an ongoing basis. The work seamlessly details historical facts of the past and present, painting a sullen reality for Black America that may seem quite daunting to most White people. Nevertheless, "Make America Hate Again" proves the maga acronym to be as hollow and empty as its' promise.
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