Socialites, get into this: Surprisingly, Donald Trump’s Black History Month event is still scheduled to take place, and a few interesting public figures are set to attend.
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Trump’s Black History Month Event: Who’s Attending?
According to Fox5DC, prominent figures from the sports and entertainment industries will be present, including rap artists Kodak Black, Lil Boosie, and Rod Wave, former ESPN host Sage Steele, ex-NFL player Jack Brewer, Herschel Walker, Senator Tim Scott, and more. A White House official who spoke with the Associated Pressconfirmed the details.
The event, originally set for last week but postponed due to inclement weather, will take place in the East Room of the White House, where attendees will gather to honor Black History Month.
Trump’s Stance on Black History Month & DEI Programs
While Black History Month has been officially recognized by every U.S. president since 1976, Trump’s approach to racial policies has sparked debate.
His administration has actively worked to eliminate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)programs in federal agencies, calling them “discrimination” and pushing for a strict merit-based system.
Despite rolling back DEI initiatives, Trump continues to acknowledge Black History Month, just as he did during his first term. The upcoming event aims to celebrate Black achievements, but its guest list has left many raising their eyebrows.
The Unexpected Guest List
The inclusion of Kodak Black and Lil Boosie is particularly interesting, given their past run-ins with the law and Kodak Black’s presidential pardon granted by Trump in 2021. Rod Wave, known for his emotionally charged music, adds another unique name to the list.
Many are wondering if the presence of these figures signals genuine support for Trump or strategic positioning for future political influence. Regardless of intent, this event is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about Black History Month celebrations in recent memory.
What This Means for Trump’s 2024 Campaign
With Trump ‘s return to the White House in, his engagement with the Black community remains a hot-button issue. Some see this event as a political move to gain favor with Black Americans, while others believe it’s just another photo-op for clout.
Either way, this gathering at the White House is bound to have people talking.
