Fact-checking Donald Trump's remarks on race during his appearance at convention of Black journalists - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : Democratic lawmakers and one HBCU president told Inside Higher Ed that Trump did little to secure the funding besides bestowing his signature, though Republicans said his support was instrumental.
54% : Trump is taking outsize credit.
50% : Trump signed the legislation into law.
41% : Trump tends to count among his accomplishments the First Step Act, a bipartisan bill that made changes to federal prison sentencing; the inclusion in the 2017 tax overhaul of the Opportunity Zones program, which offer a tax break for investing in low-income communities and communities of color; funding for HBCUs; and low unemployment rates for Black Americans.
35% : "Trump donated to Harris' campaign after she became attorney general in 2011.What was said"She did not pass her bar exam.
27% : It is also worth noting that Trump did not request the increased funding that the schools received.
23% : Also, Biden's aides alerted officials when documents were discovered and cooperated, while Trump repeatedly defied requests.)-- He falsely claimed that Democrats were allowing abortion "after the baby is born."
14% : In a 30-minute appearance, Trump made false and exaggerated claims about Harris, overstated his role in securing funding for historically Black colleges and universities and repeated his false assertion that he did more for Black Americans than any president since Abraham Lincoln.

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