With Kamala Harris in the Race, Donald Trump Is Running Scared

Condoleezza Rice , a former Secretary of State , is a well-known Black Republican .

Donald Trump's first public words about Rice date back to 2006 when he called her a "bitch" in a speech.

Trump has done the same to other Black women and women of color for decades , writes Roxanne Jones .

In his businesses and during his presidency, very, very few Black individuals were either in Trump ’s employ or in his inner circle.

In his White House , only three Black women held high political or staff positions: the briefly tenured Manigault Newman , the briefly acting Surgeon General Sylvia Trent-Adams and HUD official Lynne Patton .

Donald Trump is the embodiment of what Black feminist scholar Moya Bailey terms “misogynoir,” the marriage of misogyny and racism.

In 2016 , he won about 6% of the Black vote, but only 5% of Black women voted for Hillary Clinton .

Black women voters have responded in kind to Trump 's gender gap.

In a poll conducted in late July by the Howard University polling service, the Howard Initiative on Public Opinion ( HIPO ).