In recent days, because of Derek, a white policeman, Did Sean and other policemen kneel down to George, an African-American, when they were enforcing the law? Freud led to his death and triggered a large-scale demonstration against racial discrimination in the United States. With the rapid escalation of protests, shops were looted, police cars were smashed and vandalism was everywhere.

The problem of racial discrimination in the United States has a long history and has not been alleviated. This has also led to the further deterioration of racial relations between ethnic groups and the intensification of social opposition. Ethnic minorities, especially African blacks, have suffered particularly serious unfair treatment in the fields of employment, salary and education.

As former US President Barack Obama said in his opening speech at the Museum of African-American History, African-Americans felt the heaviness of chains and the stinging of whips. Despite all kinds of injustices, we will still fight for freedom and stand stubbornly under the racial discrimination against blacks in American society.

(Old photo of Obama)

This is very strange. Since even Obama admits that American society discriminates against blacks, why can he still be president of the United States?

First, Obama is not entirely black.

Although Obama has no remarkable achievements in office, it does not affect him to become the first African-American president in American history. This is a miracle in the United States where whites account for 80% of the population and the concept of white supremacy is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

However, compared with children born to black parents, Obama is undoubtedly lucky. As we know, purebred blacks are basically dark except for white teeth when they open their mouths. If Obama is the same, then no matter how talented he is, he will not be crowned president of the United States, and he will not even get out of the inner-party elections.

Obama's father is African-American black, but his mother is a standard white American. Thanks to the strength of his mother's genes, Obama looks less black and closer to white.

Obama also skillfully used this feature to adopt different speech strategies when facing different voters. In the white community, he was proud of his white mother, tried to get closer to the white people, and won the love of American aunts with his excellent speech eloquence and handsome appearance different from that of blacks. Facing the black community, he pretended to be the descendant of a strong African-American, and hinted that if he succeeded in the election, he would become a staunch supporter against racial discrimination. This actually locked the votes of blacks who hated racial discrimination.

(Old photo of Obama)

Second, close to the celebrity image and show personal charm.

Obama is handsome and gentle, and is called the second Kennedy. He deliberately imitates Kennedy in public. In addition, both of them are equally young and handsome, also from Harvard famous schools, both of them are senators, and both of them are eloquent and good at speaking. Therefore, Obama's efforts soon paid off. Kennedy's younger brother called him Kennedy's best political heir, while Kennedy's daughter claimed that she had waited for most of her life and finally met someone so close to her father. This has led a large number of Kennedy fans in the United States to have a good impression on Obama.

Obama and Kennedy are also close in the sense of being close to the people. Kennedy believes that if there is any power that can move people, it is closer to their hearts. During his time in the Senate, he ran around and understood the public opinion, so he won the hearts of the people.

Similarly, Obama has been engaged in community service for a long time in Chicago and has accumulated a lot of experience in dealing with grassroots people. After entering politics, he took a clear-cut stand to fight for the rights and interests of the poor and promote social equity, which is the key for Obama to gain the trust and support of the grassroots.

With his personal charm similar to Kennedy's, Obama received strong support from the Kennedy family. Edward? Kennedy lived until 2009, but one year before his death, the ten-dynasty veteran who was re-elected as a senator for eight times in 47 years appeared at the Democratic Party Congress with incomparable prestige, which caused an unprecedented climax at the scene. He spoke at the meeting and expressed his support for Obama, which made Obama's popularity explode instantly and Hillary fell to the bottom.

(Old photo of Obama)

Third, successful campaign slogans and skills.

Where did Obama's campaign slogan come from? Is it okay? , to? Dreams and changes? Seize the American people's dissatisfaction with reality and their desire for change at that time, give people hope and fully show their vitality, so as to easily defeat McCain, the party's arch-rival who is over 70 years old.

In the most expensive marathon showdown in the American election, excellent campaign fund-raising is undoubtedly the magic weapon to win. Young Obama is avant-garde, dare to try, and implement online fundraising through the Internet, which has laid a solid economic backing for the campaign.

It is reported that Obama has raised as much as 620 million US dollars in campaign funds through the Internet, and spent 292 million US dollars on advertising alone. The internet has become a continuous cash machine for Obama's campaign.

His opponent, John McCain, used traditional fundraising methods to win the support of the consortium, raising only $230 million, less than one-third of Obama's fundraising. The lack of campaign funds makes McCain look so weak in public opinion and campaign attacks.

To sum up, Obama, who is still a junior, has gradually grown up in the tug-of-war within the party through his struggle with Hillary Clinton, although he wears African-American clothes. During the election, in the face of the mess left by * * * and the party, how cleverly did you fight? Change cards? Beat McCain perfectly? Experience card? . Successfully elected the first black president in American history.