I am a Native American and Mexican woman and there is some truth to the statement but I think reality is more nuanced than that. I trust lots of white folks because I know who they are and I interact with them fighting against Trump. But, I have to say, if I don't know someone personally, I am very careful around them until I know who they truly are. Because after Trump came along I was shocked and disappointed to see how many of my white 'friends' agreed with his racist bs. That makes you look at people differently. That makes you realize that the don't care what danger you are put in from these policies. But I think it has made my relationship with my true friends even closer as they get to see racism not as a theory but right up close.

If you can tell the character of a person by the color of their skin you are better than me. I've experienced racism as a white person, I live in an African American neighborhood. All I have to do is go to the McDonalds around the corner to experience it. Racism exists in every race.

I work with a majority african american staff. And quite frankly they were not surpised that white people would vote for Trump, nor do they trust white people as a whole. And given their experiences, why would they? I wouldn't if I was them.

Sweeping all people into a category based on skin color is racism.

Open your eyes, white people hate trump too

The colour of his skin is not the problem, it is his attitude of mind. I don’t think it is helpful to bring a racial element into why Trump could be elected again. Plenty of black Americans voted for him and will probably do so again.....to bring down to a black/white issue is falling into the trap of following the racists’ agenda.

I think if you speak to them, you will find that they dont!