Staff Reports
On January 31, Donald Trump put pen to paper and declared February 2025 as “National Black History Month.” As if this proclamation wasn’t enough to ruffle the feathers of the left, the President took it a step further to shine a spotlight on the countless contributions of black Americans to the fabric of this nation. Trump expressed immense gratitude for how these contributions have paved the way for America’s potential golden age. Apparently, he’s not just aiming for a brighter future; he’s inviting everyone along for the ride.
Despite the media’s incessant carping about Trump supposedly rolling back diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives — as if they’re the holy grail of social justice — the event drew an impressive crowd featuring a dazzling array of talent spanning athletes, activists, performers, and even politicians. Those who made it to the bash were treated to a feast showcasing not just culinary delights but also a sense of unity that mainstream outlets seem determined to ignore. Anyone brave enough to venture onto social media would find attendees buzzing with excitement rather than the gloomy narratives pushed by the press.
The National Black History reception at the White House was a momentous event celebrating Black heritage and conservatism. Hosted by President Trump, the gathering included notable figures such as Tiger Woods, Judge Joe Brown, and Dr. Alveda King. The evening was filled with… pic.twitter.com/ut8QnROyjP
— Berney Flowers (@Berney_Flowers) February 21, 2025
Golf legend Tiger Woods brought the house down, with fans chanting his name before he took center stage. Not far off, rapper Kodak Black was snapping photos, soaking in the moment alongside the crowd which, judging by social media buzz, was filled with laughter and goodwill. Comedian Terrence K. Williams didn’t just come to bask in the atmosphere; he also shared videos featuring mouthwatering dishes and happy faces mingling throughout the event. It’s a little difficult to sell the image of division when everyone appears genuinely jovial.
The guest list may have remained under wraps, but the rumors swirled with mentions of folks like Georgia football icon Herschel Walker and rappers like Rod Wave and Lil Boosie possibly in attendance. Meanwhile, prominent figures such as Dr. Alveda King, niece of Martin Luther King Jr., and Senator Tim Scott added some serious star power to the gathering. With conversations flowing, the event was not just an acknowledgment of the past but a celebration of ongoing contributions.
In a move that was sure to get under the skin of the historically revisionist left, Trump announced that the National Garden of American Heroes will feature statues of monumental black figures throughout history, including the likes of Rosa Parks and Jackie Robinson. He also declared plans for a statue honoring Prince Estabrook — an enslaved black man who bravely fought during the Revolutionary War. Trump pointedly remarked on how the previous administration sought to shove all of American history into a singular, distorted narrative centered around 1619. Under his leadership, however, there is a commitment to honor the essential contributions of black Americans since the founding principles of this nation. It seems the only thing that the left finds more infuriating than Trump’s policies is his ability to unite people through historically significant recognitions without the obligatory cries of racism and division.
