President Donald Trump has recently come under fire for many things, especially this week alone. But his most recent event has him drawing criticism from a minority once again, as he used a racial slur during the African-American History Month reception.
Politicalflare reports that Trump hosted a reception for the prominent members of the African-American community at the White House for African-American History Month. In true Trump fashion, the President boasted about his administration’s achievements, especially towards African-Americans, following his opening remarks addressing the event and the guests who were present. Trump also took this as an opportunity to rant again, on how he has never been given credit for how he is handling the coronavirus situation, and then went on to bash his Democratic rivals, calling Elizabeth Warren “Pocahontas” which is a racial slur towards Native Americans.
Trump has mocked Warren and her claim of having Native American ancestry and has called her that more than once. The National Congress of American Indians has already criticized Trump for the use of the word. Trump talked about how a rally Warren held was smaller than his own. He also took a shot at former Vice President Joe Biden, saying that if he had also mixed up states as he did, his career would have ended.
The National Congress of American Indians has previously issued a formal statement, calling Trump out for the use of the word back in August of 2019. NCAI CEO Kevin Allis stated, “For centuries Native people have endured such slurs - from R-dskins to ‘Injuns’ to savages - that the forces of racism and intolerance deploy to dehumanize our people, mock our cultures, and interfere with our inherent right to control our own lands and destinies,” and regarding the slur, Allis added that using ‘Pocahontas’ as a slur towards Warren is an insult to her life and legacy.
Meanwhile, a whistleblower from the Department of Health & Human Services is speaking out against Trump and his administration regarding the response to the coronavirus. They revealed that the administration allegedly sent federal workers to two military bases in California, processing Americans who were able to evacuate from Wuhan, China, and quarantined in case of exposure to the virus.
The whistleblower has already sent their account to Congress and is set to file a complaint with the Office of Special Counsel.


U.S.-Iran Conflict Stalls as Diplomatic Efforts Collapse and Global Oil Tensions Rise
Starmer Faces Political Pressure as Mandelson Appointment Controversy Impacts UK Markets
Judge Orders Release of Family After Longest ICE Detention Under Trump Administration
U.S. Sanctions Target Chinese Refinery Over Iranian Oil Purchases
U.S. Army Soldier Charged in $400K Insider Betting Scheme on Maduro Capture
Russian Drone and Missile Strikes Devastate Dnipro, Killing 10 and Injuring Dozens
White House Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting Raises New Security Concerns for U.S. Leaders
Iran-U.S. Tensions Escalate Amid Ceasefire Talks and Global Oil Disruptions
Taiwan Minister Visits Eswatini Amid Airspace Dispute and China Pressure Claims
Argentina Court Upholds Cristina Kirchner Asset Seizure in Corruption Case
Senate Moves Toward Vote on Cuba War Powers Resolution Amid Trump Military Threats
U.S.-Iran Tensions Escalate as Strait of Hormuz Crisis Disrupts Global Oil Markets
US Envoys Head to Pakistan for Iran Talks as Oil Prices React to Rising Tensions
Federal Appeals Court Allows Texas SB4 Immigration Law Enforcement to Proceed
Palestinian Local Elections Resume in Gaza and West Bank Amid Low Turnout and Ongoing Crisis
US and EU Strengthen Critical Minerals Partnership to Reduce China Dependence
Trump Plans to Invite Putin to G20 Summit in Miami, Report Says 



