Jeremy Corbyn Grab RE Trump's State Visit to UK

The speaker discusses the inappropriateness of a state visit by Donald Trump due to his comments on the Charlottesville incident, which involved racists and white supremacists. The speaker highlights the historical context of racism in the U.S., referencing the civil rights movement and the election of Barack Obama. A call to action is made to oppose racism whenever it appears.

Why does the speaker believe a state visit from Donald Trump is not suitable?

• Because of his environmental stance.

• Due to his foreign policy decisions.

• Because of his economic policies.

• Due to his recent comments and the situation in Charlottesville.

What groups were present in Charlottesville according to the speaker?

• Political leaders and diplomats.

• Artists and musicians.

• Racists, Klu Klux Klan supporters, and fascists.

• Environmental activists and peacekeepers.

What does the speaker say about the preaching of white supremacy?

• It is a new phenomenon in the country.

• It is a positive movement for the nation.

• It is a throwback to a past period that should be opposed.

• It is supported by the majority of the population.

What historical achievement does the speaker mention in the context of racism?

• The election of a black president, Barack Obama.

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence.

• The discovery of America.

• The end of World War II.

What is the speaker's stance on racism?

• It should be celebrated.

• It should be ignored.

• It should be opposed whenever it appears.

• It should be accepted as part of history.