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Princeton professor Eddie Glaude Jr. said Thursday on MSNBC’s “Deadline” that “so many of our fellow Americans” were monsters who wanted to keep women and the LGBTQ community “in their place.”
She added, “He’s accelerated rhetoric from 2016 to this poisoning of the blood rhetoric because he knows that the violent rhetoric and the arming of America and the xenophobia is a his only pathway to winning.” He continued, “And part of the problem, Nicolle, is that Trump is easy in our melodramatic framing, right? He’s the villain. He’s easy. What’s difficult is that so many of our fellow Americans buy into this. And the idea of America that they have, the idea of America that is circulating in their minds doesn’t include people like me. It questions folk like Jonathan. It wants to keep women in their place, LGBTQ, we can go on and on and on.
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