The reality is that, while left-wingers wont admit it, it's actually the other way around. The left considers, or at least accuses, the right of being racist. That said, since the right is allegedly racist, so is Trump. That's how it is to them.
Surely there's no denying the existence of the common "Trump is blatantly racist" mantra within the left. But is it justified? As far as Trump personally, no. There's zero evidence in terms of what Trump has said or done to suggest he's racist at all, let alone "blatantly racist".
Often, I read arguments along the lines of "Here is a list of things racist people do, and Trump does them". For instance "Racist people have ability to leverage against a race, and then do". But when these people are engaged further and asked to prove that Trump has indeed "leveraged against a race", they come up empty handed. As it's VERY easy to accuse someone in his position of that, but proving it is different.
But wait! What about the travel ban and the wall!?
The idea that our borders & sovereignty should be protected from foreign invaders, be it both military and civilian, is a core conservative belief.
So is it that core belief that makes Trump "blatantly racist"? Or is there something else Trump has said or done that makes him racist? I personally have asked this question a thousand times and no one can ever seem to give me an answer. It's almost as though Trump is not actually racist at all and is just getting nasty labels thrown at him, because he's "the enemy" and "the enemy" is allegedly racist.
Civil discourse between the left and right would go so much smoother if they could at least TRY to be honest.