The National Diversity Coalition for Trump
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The National Diversity Coalition for Trump was formed in 2016 to demonstrate that presidential candidate Donald Trump had support from people of color.[1] A stated purpose of the Coalition is to recruit, mobilize and support educational efforts in order to elect Trump president. [2] Trump's campaign spokesperson Michael D. Cohen co-founded the Coalition with Darrell C. Scott. in April, 2016.[3]
The Coalition is a volunteer organization which has leaders of from minority communities of religious, business and politics.[4]
Impact
The coalition has been criticized as exploiting diversity and rendering the concept of diversity meaningless.[1]
Board Members
- Michael D. Cohen co-founder
- Darrell C. Scott co-founder
- Bruce LeVell – Executive Director[4]
- Christos G. Marafatsos – Vice-Chairman
- Wayne Dupree – 2015 Blogger Of The Year, Award Winning Radio Show Host
- Lynne Patton – Family Ambassador Minority Engagement
- Honorable David Karuri – Director of East & Central African Affairs
- James Levert Davis, Pastor James Davis – Pastoral Engagement
- Alveda King, Alveda C King – Spiritual Advisor
References
- ^ a b Chang, Jeff (13 September 2016). We Gon' Be Alright: Notes on Race and Resegregation. Picador. pp. 15–16. ISBN 978-1-250-11479-2.
- ^ "National Diversity Coalition For Trump".
- ^ Vitali, Ali. "Trump 'Diversity Coalition' Holds Hectic First Meeting".
- ^ a b Allen, Freddie. "Can The National Diversity Coalition for Trump Sway Black Voters?".