Trumpeting Hate : Impacts Of Political Rhetoric On Minorities And America'S Image

Trumpeting Hate is a political science work that examines the impact of Donald Trump's rhetoric on minority groups and the perception of America across the world. It focuses on the events that unfolded during Trump's run for presidency and into his first year in office. By delving into the foundations of American demographics, this book reveals the true canvas of American society and the harsh impacts of divisive rhetoric on minorities. It uses data-driven research to gauge the power of political speech on a nation's stability and its global image. This work began as an award-winning Harvard Master's thesis, earning the Director's Prize for Outstanding ALM Thesis in International Relations before evolving into a book. The data included was based on research gathered from statistics reported by the FBI and other distinguished organizations such as the ACLU. References to well-reputed media sources in addition to literature recognized for high levels of academic integrity were used to gather the information contained in this book. Experiences including international research trips as well as participation with domestic grassroots movements further enhanced the depth of this work. This data-driven study approaches political science in a revolutionary way in which statistical evidence is used to reveal the real impacts of political rhetoric on people.

• | Author: Maali W. Luqman
• | Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• | Publication Date: Jan 08, 2019
• | Number of Pages: 156 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1722240539
• | ISBN-13: 9781722240530