Is Mr. Trump A (White Narcissistic) Racist??

Abstract

This paper examines whether Donald Trump exemplifies the traits of a "White Narcissistic Racist" as outlined by Dr. Amos Wilson in his revolutionary work “Black on Black Violence: The Psychodynamics of Black Self-Annihilation in Service of White Domination”. Using a combination of psychological analyses, firsthand accounts, and Trump’s own statements, this research aims to determine the extent to which Trump’s behaviors align with Wilson's detailed psychological profile. Primary sources such as “Too Much and Never Enough” by Mary Trump, “Tower of Lies” by Barbara A. Res and “Fire and Fury” by Michael Wolff will be pivotal in validating these traits. “The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump” by a consortium of mental health professionals also substantiates the traits. Additionally, the impact of Trump's traits post-January 6th, especially on white supremacist movements and the Republican Party, will be analyzed through sources like “Sedition Hunters”, “Blowback”, and “The January 6 Report”. The investigation concludes by contextualizing these traits within the framework of Trump's ongoing criminal trials, utilizing sources such as “The Trump Indictments” and current news reports. This comprehensive approach aims to substantiate the hypothesis that Trump’s behavior is consistent with the traits of a white narcissistic racist as described by Dr. Wilson.

Keywords: White Narcissistic Racist, Donald Trump, Amos Wilson, Psychodynamics, Narcissism, Racism, Self-centeredness, Psychological Profile, Hush Money Case, GOP Candidate, Ethical Analysis, The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump, January 6th Capitol Attack, White Supremacists, Republican Party, The Jan 6th Report, The Trump Indictments, MAGA Movement, Systemic Racism, Psychological Manipulation