 Black Teen Volunteers For Trump To See If He’s Really THAT Bad – This Is What He Found (VIDEO)Whenever someone has been generous enough to give Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump the benefit of the doubt, they re always met with disappointment. In a new video from The Young Turks, an African-American teen decided to volunteer at one of Trump s campaign offices in West Des Moines on Caucus Day to see if the candidate and his supporters were really as bad as the media makes them out to be.High school junior James Patterson explained his reasoning: I just wanted to make sure I wasn t critiquing out of ignorance. I saw what he said on TV, but I also know how the media works, so I wanted to see it for myself. As part of his volunteer work, Patterson spent his time making phone calls for Trump s campaign in an office of about 20 people. It didn t take him long to see the obvious: he was the only black person. Through his interactions with Trump s other supporters and volunteers over the course of the day, their overall attitude toward minorities became clear   their racism is quiet, but it s still very much there. Patterson said: Nobody used any racial slurs. Nobody called me  the n-word.  Nobody called me  coon  or anything, but it s, for lack of a better word, it s micro-aggressions. You know, the way they look at you. The way they talk about foreign policy and how they talk about oppressed groups when they don t think you re listening. Overall, Patterson felt that Trump s supporters were normal people who have these resentments towards minorities, not able to voice them because thankfully we have policed language to the effect that that s not acceptable. But they still hold these.  Patterson believes that supporting Trump is  their way to show that. Patterson also said that he found his fellow staffers and volunteers unnerving because while they were  very friendly , he couldn t ignore the fact that they support Trump s disgusting rhetoric. You can watch the young volunteer talk about his experience below:Overall, his stint as a Trump volunteer did not turn Patterson into a supporter. He said, Sure, everybody has the right to say whatever they want. However, there is something called respect. And Trump is not respectful. And there is something wrong with our society when we can glorify somebody openly that condemns minority groups like Mexicans and Muslims.Patterson feels that Trump has targeted his message to appeal to fundamentalist Christian, white, middle-class Americans that feel like their power is being taken  because minorities are making strides.  He added: When he speaks to that, there s no way he can be pro-black or pro-Hispanic or pro-minority, and have that campaign. Smart boy. Patterson isn t the only one who has tried to give Trump a real chance and found the experience severely disheartening. Last November, an African-American woman attended a Trump rally to see if The Donald was really as hateful, racist and horrible as she d heard. It didn t take long before she realized she d made a horrible mistake and decided to turn her presence into a protest in the most beautiful way.Featured image is a screenshotNews
black teen volunteers for trump to see if he really that bad this is what he found video whenever someone generous enough give republican presidential donald trump benefit doubt always met disappointment in new video the young turns teen decided volunteer one trump campaign offices west des mines caucus day see candidate supporters really bad media makes school junior james patterson explained reasoning i wanted make sure i critiquing ignorance i saw said tv i also know media works i wanted see as part volunteer work patterson spent time making phone calls trump campaign office people it take long see obvious black person through interactions trump supporters volunteers course day overall attitude toward minorities became clear racism quiet still much patterson said nobody used racial slurs nobody called nobody called soon anything lack better word you know way look the way talk foreign policy talk oppressed groups think listening overall patterson felt trump supporters normal people resentment towards minorities able voice thankful police language effect acceptable but still hold patterson believes supporting trump way show patterson also said found fellow staffers volunteers underwing friendly ignore fact support trump disgusting rhetoric you watch young volunteer talk experience overall stint trump volunteer turn patterson supporter he said sure everybody right say whatever want however something called respect and trump respectful and something wrong society clarify somebody openly condemns minority groups like mexican feels trump targeted message appeal fundamentalist christian white americans feel like power taken minorities making strides he added when speaks way campaign smart boy patterson one tried give trump real chance found experience severely disheartening last november woman attended trump rally see the donald really hateful racist horrible heard it take long realized made horrible mistake decided turn presence protest beautiful image screenshotnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Black Teen Volunteers For Trump To See If He’s Really THAT Bad – This Is What He Found (VIDEO)Whenever someone has been generous enough to give Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump the benefit of the doubt, they re always met with disappointment. In a new video from The Young Turks, an African-American teen decided to volunteer at one of Trump s campaign offices in West Des Moines on Caucus Day to see if the candidate and his supporters were really as bad as the media makes them out to be.High school junior James Patterson explained his reasoning: I just wanted to make sure I wasn t critiquing out of ignorance. I saw what he said on TV, but I also know how the media works, so I wanted to see it for myself. As part of his volunteer work, Patterson spent his time making phone calls for Trump s campaign in an office of about 20 people. It didn t take him long to see the obvious: he was the only black person. Through his interactions with Trump s other supporters and volunteers over the course of the day, their overall attitude toward minorities became clear   their racism is quiet, but it s still very much there. Patterson said: Nobody used any racial slurs. Nobody called me  the n-word.  Nobody called me  coon  or anything, but it s, for lack of a better word, it s micro-aggressions. You know, the way they look at you. The way they talk about foreign policy and how they talk about oppressed groups when they don t think you re listening. Overall, Patterson felt that Trump s supporters were normal people who have these resentments towards minorities, not able to voice them because thankfully we have policed language to the effect that that s not acceptable. But they still hold these.  Patterson believes that supporting Trump is  their way to show that. Patterson also said that he found his fellow staffers and volunteers unnerving because while they were  very friendly , he couldn t ignore the fact that they support Trump s disgusting rhetoric. You can watch the young volunteer talk about his experience below:Overall, his stint as a Trump volunteer did not turn Patterson into a supporter. He said, Sure, everybody has the right to say whatever they want. However, there is something called respect. And Trump is not respectful. And there is something wrong with our society when we can glorify somebody openly that condemns minority groups like Mexicans and Muslims.Patterson feels that Trump has targeted his message to appeal to fundamentalist Christian, white, middle-class Americans that feel like their power is being taken  because minorities are making strides.  He added: When he speaks to that, there s no way he can be pro-black or pro-Hispanic or pro-minority, and have that campaign. Smart boy. Patterson isn t the only one who has tried to give Trump a real chance and found the experience severely disheartening. Last November, an African-American woman attended a Trump rally to see if The Donald was really as hateful, racist and horrible as she d heard. It didn t take long before she realized she d made a horrible mistake and decided to turn her presence into a protest in the most beautiful way.Featured image is a screenshotNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: black teen volunteers for trump to see if he really that bad this is what he found video whenever someone generous enough give republican presidential donald trump benefit doubt always met disappointment in new video the young turns teen decided volunteer one trump campaign offices west des mines caucus day see candidate supporters really bad media makes school junior james patterson explained reasoning i wanted make sure i critiquing ignorance i saw said tv i also know media works i wanted see as part volunteer work patterson spent time making phone calls trump campaign office people it take long see obvious black person through interactions trump supporters volunteers course day overall attitude toward minorities became clear racism quiet still much patterson said nobody used racial slurs nobody called nobody called soon anything lack better word you know way look the way talk foreign policy talk oppressed groups think listening overall patterson felt trump supporters normal people resentment towards minorities able voice thankful police language effect acceptable but still hold patterson believes supporting trump way show patterson also said found fellow staffers volunteers underwing friendly ignore fact support trump disgusting rhetoric you watch young volunteer talk experience overall stint trump volunteer turn patterson supporter he said sure everybody right say whatever want however something called respect and trump respectful and something wrong society clarify somebody openly condemns minority groups like mexican feels trump targeted message appeal fundamentalist christian white americans feel like power taken minorities making strides he added when speaks way campaign smart boy patterson one tried give trump real chance found experience severely disheartening last november woman attended trump rally see the donald really hateful racist horrible heard it take long realized made horrible mistake decided turn presence protest beautiful image screenshotnews