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President Trump Rolls Out 'Platinum Plan' to Promote Prosperity for Black Americans

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President Trump visited Atlanta, Georgia on Friday, during a string of campaign stops, to tout his record on the economy.

The president rolled out his Black-Empowerment Platinum Plan that designates $500 billion for black communities to increase capital access, recommends lynching be classified as a federal hate crime and designates both Antifa and the KKK as terrorist organizations, Fox News first reported:

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“The president is expected to tout the plan as a bold vision that we can and will achieve over the next four years. The president’s plan, according to the campaign, will increase access to capital in Black communities by almost $500 billion, help to create 500,000 new Black-owned businesses, and help to create 3 million new jobs for the Black community.”

The president highlighted his administration’s work to boost the black community economically, during his first term in office:

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The president heads to Virginia later on Friday, and plans to announce his Supreme Court pick tomorrow evening from the White House.

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