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Donald Trump’s July 31 appearance before the National Association of Black Journalists in Chicago turned contentious when he questioned Kamala Harris’s racial identity, clashed with moderator Rachel Scott, repeated the “Black jobs” line, and drew immediate criticism. NABJ said it had also been in touch with Harris’s team and was discussing a possible September Q&A.
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Donald Trump’s July 31 appearance before the National Association of Black Journalists in Chicago turned contentious when he questioned Kamala Harris’s racial identity, clashed with moderator Rachel Scott, repeated the “Black jobs” line, and drew immediate criticism. NABJ said it had also been in touch with Harris’s team and was discussing a possible September Q&A.
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Donald Trump’s July 31 appearance before the National Association of Black Journalists in Chicago turned contentious when he questioned Kamala Harris’s racial identity, clashed with moderator Rachel Scott, repeated the “Black jobs” line, and drew immediate criticism. NABJ said it had also been in touch with Harris’s team and was discussing a possible September Q&A.
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