<p>Allegations of racism have always followed ex-US president Donald Trump throughout his life in business and politics. Now, we have another addition to this seemingly never-ending list, derived from his nephew's memoir. Fred C. Trump III in his book, 'All in the Family: The Trumps and How We Got This Way', mentions how one afternoon in the early 1970s, his uncle came boiling over his beloved car being damaged.</p>

<p>“Donald was pissed. Boy, was he pissed,” The Guardian quotes Trump III as writing in the book. The incident allegedly unfolded at his grandparents’ house in Queens, New York City.</p>

<p>His uncle then showed him his “cotillon white Cadillac Eldorado convertible” which had one “giant gash, at least two feet long” in its retractable canvas roof, which also had “another, shorter gash next to it.” Trump then allegedly used racist slurs.</p>

<p>"Look what the n***s did", Trump III recalls his uncle's racist outburst.</p>

<p>I "knew that was a bad word," writes Trump III.</p>

<p>He then goes straight for the key question: “Was Donald a racist?” However, he settles for, "Perhaps everyone in Queens was a racist then.”</p>

<h2><strong>Response from Trump campaign</strong></h2>

<p>A spokesperson for the Trump campaign vehemently denied the allegations. “This is completely fabricated and total fake news of the highest order,” said Steven Cheung.</p>

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<p>“It is appalling a lie so blatantly disgusting can be printed in media. Anyone who knows President Trump knows he would never use such language, and false stories like this have been thoroughly debunked,” he added.</p>

<h2><strong>Previous claims</strong></h2>

<p>Trump has faced similar allegations in the past as well. As per rumours, he used the n-word while working for The Apprentice, the hit NBC TV show. He allegedly used the slur while referring to a black finalist, something that Trump strongly disputes.</p>

<p>He also denied the existence of a tape that allegedly contained the video of him saying the slur.</p>

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<p>Earlier, Mary Trump, the sister of Trump III, also claimed to have heard his uncle saying the n-word and antisemitic slurs.</p>

<p>Trump III’s memoir is slated to be released this coming Tuesday in the US. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Allegations of racism have always followed ex-US president Donald Trump throughout his life in business and politics. Now, we have another addition to this seemingly never-ending list, derived from his nephew's memoir.

Allegations of racism have always followed ex-US president Donald Trump throughout his life in business and politics. Now, we have another addition to this seemingly never-ending list, derived from his nephew's memoir. Fred C. Trump III in his book, 'All in the Family: The Trumps and How We Got This Way', mentions how one afternoon in the early 1970s, his uncle came boiling over his beloved car being damaged. “Donald was pissed. Boy, was he pissed,” The Guardian quotes Trump III as writing in the book. The incident allegedly unfolded at his grandparents’ house in Queens, New York City. His uncle then showed him his “cotillon white Cadillac Eldorado convertible” which had one “giant gash, at least two feet long” in its retractable canvas roof, which also had “another, shorter gash next to it.” Trump then allegedly used racist slurs. "Look what the n***s did", Trump III recalls his uncle's racist outburst. I "knew that was a bad word," writes Trump III. He then goes straight for the key question: “Was Donald a racist?” However, he settles for, "Perhaps everyone in Queens was a racist then.” Response from Trump campaign A spokesperson for the Trump campaign vehemently denied the allegations. “This is completely fabricated and total fake news of the highest order,” said Steven Cheung. Also read: Trump to halt outdoor rallies following assassination attempt “It is appalling a lie so blatantly disgusting can be printed in media. Anyone who knows President Trump knows he would never use such language, and false stories like this have been thoroughly debunked,” he added. Previous claims Trump has faced similar allegations in the past as well. As per rumours, he used the n-word while working for The Apprentice, the hit NBC TV show. He allegedly used the slur while referring to a black finalist, something that Trump strongly disputes. He also denied the existence of a tape that allegedly contained the video of him saying the slur. Also read: `Simply not true`: Elon Musk denies media reports of massive $45mn donations to Donald Trump Earlier, Mary Trump, the sister of Trump III, also claimed to have heard his uncle saying the n-word and antisemitic slurs. Trump III’s memoir is slated to be released this coming Tuesday in the US. (With inputs from agencies)

‘Pissed’ Trump used ‘n-word’ over damage to car, nephew claims in memoir

<p>Former US President<strong> Donald Trump</strong> while attending the baseball world series performed the controversial "Tomahawk chop" cheer which is considered a racist gesture by native Americans.</p>

<p>Trump was attending a match between <strong>Atlanta Braves </strong>and &nbsp;Houston Astros at the&nbsp;Truist Park in Atlanta.</p>

<p>National Congress of American Indians(NCAI) president Fawn Sharp denounced the gesture saying: "We have repeatedly and unequivocally made our position clear -&nbsp;native people are not mascots, and degrading rituals like the <strong>‘Tomahawk chop’</strong> that dehumanise and harm us have no place in American society."</p>

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Read NCAI President Fawn Sharp’s full statement: <a href="https://t.co/pPWkoziRie">https://t.co/pPWkoziRie</a><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NotYourMascot?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NotYourMascot</a> <a href="https://t.co/N3RxEEASLs">pic.twitter.com/N3RxEEASLs</a></p>
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<p>The forward and backward chopping gesture is usually undertaken at Atlanta Braves games. <strong>Native Americans</strong> say it promotes racist stereotyping.</p>

<p>The NCAI chief called teams to follow the "example set by the <strong>Cleveland Guardians</strong>". The US major league team had decided to retire its name “Indians” and mascot.</p>

<p>However, <strong>Major League Baseball</strong>(MLB) commissioner Rob Manfred had said that native Americans in Atlanta were "fully supportive of the Braves' programme, including the chop."</p>

<p>"For me, that's kind of the end of the story. In that market, we're taking into account the native American community," Manfred added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Trump's gesture was criticised on social media as the US president's latest controversial gesture upset&nbsp;many people.</p>

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<p>Trump's wife <strong>Melania </strong>was seated next to him and sought to join him. The Braves fans also joined Trump in carrying out the offensive celebration which has been repeatedly criticised by native Americans.</p>

<p>The former president had earlier thanked Manfred for the invite while adding that he and Melania were looking forward to the game. <strong>Republican </strong>Senate candidate Herschel Walker was also at the game.</p>

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Former US President Donald Trump while attending the baseball world series performed the controversial "Tomahawk chop" cheer which is considered a racist gesture by native Americans.

Former US President Donald Trump while attending the baseball world series performed the controversial "Tomahawk chop" cheer which is considered a racist gesture by native Americans. Trump was attending a match between Atlanta Braves and Houston Astros at the Truist Park in Atlanta. National Congress of American Indians(NCAI) president Fawn Sharp denounced the gesture saying: "We have repeatedly and unequivocally made our position clear - native people are not mascots, and degrading rituals like the ‘Tomahawk chop’ that dehumanise and harm us have no place in American society." NCAI reiterates its longstanding opposition to the Atlanta @Braves' mascot and “tomahawk chop” fan ritual as the team plays in the @MLB #WorldSeries. Read NCAI President Fawn Sharp’s full statement: https://t.co/pPWkoziRie#NotYourMascot pic.twitter.com/N3RxEEASLs — National Congress of American Indians (@NCAI1944) October 27, 2021 × The forward and backward chopping gesture is usually undertaken at Atlanta Braves games. Native Americans say it promotes racist stereotyping. The NCAI chief called teams to follow the "example set by the Cleveland Guardians". The US major league team had decided to retire its name “Indians” and mascot. However, Major League Baseball(MLB) commissioner Rob Manfred had said that native Americans in Atlanta were "fully supportive of the Braves' programme, including the chop." "For me, that's kind of the end of the story. In that market, we're taking into account the native American community," Manfred added. Trump's gesture was criticised on social media as the US president's latest controversial gesture upset many people. Do you suppose there's any chance in the world that Atlanta Braves fans realize how ridiculous they look to the entire rest of the planet with their idiotic Tomahawk Chop? pic.twitter.com/L9iAsjnjPT — Bob Geiger (@GeigerNews) October 31, 2021 × President Trump! Tomahawk chop at #WorldSeries Game 4 tonight in Atlanta. 🪓 pic.twitter.com/OPcW5D7eVc — Suburban Black Man 🇺🇸 (@goodblackdude) October 31, 2021 × It's important, especially for those whose opinions on the matter are deeply ingrained and think any discussion of the tomahawk chop is disingenuous, to understand the mistreatment of indigenous people in Georgia and why the chop is so bothersome to many. So, a history lesson. — Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) October 29, 2021 × Trump's wife Melania was seated next to him and sought to join him. The Braves fans also joined Trump in carrying out the offensive celebration which has been repeatedly criticised by native Americans. The former president had earlier thanked Manfred for the invite while adding that he and Melania were looking forward to the game. Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker was also at the game. (With inputs from Agencies)

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