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Black and MAGA: The identity politics inside a pro-Trump store

A pro-Trump store captures identity politics, highlighting varied opinions on race and politics among supporters. Price mentioned her family's mixed-race background, indicating a complex relationship with Trump's statements.
Price expressed, “I’m not so disturbed by” Trump’s comments, affirming his right to free speech.
She stated, “There was 'no way' she would have considered voting for Biden or even Harris," believing attacks on Trump have strengthened Black people's connection to him.

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