It's a start from searching transcripts:
2015 (1): Trump called Mexican immigrants "rapists"... - his full quote ends in "and some, I assume, are good people." 2015 (2): Trump called for "a ban on all Muslims entering the US." - An expansion of travel restrictions put in place by previous administrations? 2016 (1): Trump called for Mexican judge to recuse himself based on nothing other than his race... - Hard to argue for Trump based on the transcript of his conversation with Tapper but he said the judge should recuse himself from a border wall lawsuit because of his Mexican heritage. 2016 (2): Trump regularly retweeted material from white supremacists... - Will need help on finding what they're talking about. 2016 (3): Trump tweeted a picture alleging that Hillary was Jewish... - Not sure what that has to do with the superiority of one race over another? 2016 (4): The Trump campaign adopter Nixon's "Law and Order" rhetoric... - Okay? What about the TV show? Did Trump specifically mention he was using this phrase to somehow suppress a race? 2017 (2): "...some very fine people on both sides" said Trump of a violent Nazi rally - Charlottesville. Literally a few sentences after he said the "fine people" quote on Aug 15, 2017, he clarified with "...and I’m not talking about the neo-Nazis and the white nationalists, because they should be condemned totally..." He also stated this the day before (Aug 14, 2017): "Racism is evil. And those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans." 2020: Trump called black protesters "THUGS"... - He was speaking about looting and rioting and didn't mention "black" at all.
I especially like de-gentrification and rent control. Get rig of diverse neighborhoods in favor of segregation, brilliant. Why not just move a Chicago neighborhood in for some real flavor?
I'm in the same boat. As a white dude, I can't post statistics on Facebook without getting "hate speech"-ed into oblivion and the message lost. Is the only answer to help black conservatives push the truth out through Twitter, press conferences, leaflets dropped from blimps (only half-joking)?
Great post, thanks for doing the research.
Here's a direct link to Fryer's Harvard study in case anyone wants it. https://scholar.harvard.edu/fryer/publications/empirical-analysis-racial-differences-police-use-force
I want to make sure we keep sharing the Washington Post's data on fatal police shootings in case someone needs it for a debate. It's a CSV file so you can filter the data however you'd like.
We can't let the left keep pushing their "police brutality and racism is keeping black Americans down" narrative when we have data easily available to debunk it.