When a Black Trump supporter shows up at a left-wing protest, the encounter rarely ends without tension—and last weekend’s “No Kings” demonstrations proved it.
A viral video captured a heated exchange between an older White protester and a Black man wearing MAGA gear. “I can’t be Black and MAGA?” the man asked.
The White protester exploded. “You’re a f***g sellout! You piece of st!” he shouted.
The outburst didn’t stop there. “It’s worse,” the man continued. “You would expect that s**t from me being White, but you? You hate yourself so much. Oh my God, you have so much self-hate—it’s sad.”
Another Trump supporter stepped in to defend the man. “Why do you feel the need to lecture him as a Black man?” he asked.
But the leftist continued his tirade. “You f*****g hate your own skin color,” he said. “How do you think Trump feels about people like you? They hate you. They’re using you.”
After the incident, the Black Trump supporter explained that he had been trying to find other MAGA supporters but ended up in the middle of the leftist crowd. He said he received “a lot of negative comments,” but just kept walking because he was “outnumbered.”
According to NPR, between 4.4 and 7 million people participated in the “No Kings” protests across 2,600 locations nationwide. The demonstrations were aimed at President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, National Guard deployments, and cuts to federal programs.
The confrontation came just days after another viral moment, when a leftist shouted racist remarks at Virginia gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears during a football game—telling her to “go back to Haiti,” despite her being from Jamaica.
For all their accusations of racism against conservatives, moments like these continue to expose the hypocrisy many see on the left.