Column: Black women say they're exhausted after election, but won't give up activism

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : More so, they see Trump as a man who has the plans and the will to trounce on the civil and human rights of our neighbors.
48% : We also know the majority voted for Trump.
41% : "Like millions of other Black women, Glover felt deep dismay as polls closed across the country and key states were being called for Trump.
39% : "Since the election, there's been a movement among some white women to wear blue friendship bracelets as a way to broadcast that they did not vote for Trump, that they are allies and that a safe space exists among them for marginalized people who want to air their fears and grievances.
36% : "'I told you so'It's almost been too easy for Black women to say, 'We told you so' - even weeks before Trump is officially sworn into office.
35% : For weeks, as Trump rolled out dozens of potential appointees, not one Black person was nominated.
33% : Because Trump has made promises - including using federal dollars to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in government programs and lessons about race, gender or sexual orientation in schools - that could prove disastrous for future generations.
29% : In the last three presidential election cycles, Black women have overwhelmingly voted to keep Trump out of office.
28% : "Some white women - of whom about 53% voted for Trump, according to exit polls - seem equally dismayed that they are being described in certain circles as electoral weak links and scapegoats for the outcome of the election.
25% : All the more reason people like JeDonna Dinges, a 61-year-old metro Detroit e-commerce retailer who knocked on door after door for Harris, were dismayed to see a majority of white women pick Trump for president.
12% : Since the early hours of Nov. 6, when Trump was projected to win, there has been pushback by millions of white women who wanted to make it clear they were not the ones who helped him regain the presidency: What about the Latinos who voted for Trump?

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