KEISHA J. TRUMP - Long, Courtney

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Résumé :
African-American Influencer, Justin Longor discovers the family secret that his grandmother once dated Donald J. Trump back in the 1970's. It then becomes Justin's imperative mission to interview and interrogate his grandmother to find out if this is why Mr. Trump has been such an asshole towards people of color, and Black women in particular. Their breakup would explain a whole helluva lot. Justin also seeks to heal the ill-will between the maternal and paternal sides of his family. Haitian and Gullah. Both of which carry the badass chip on their shoulders due to their kickass historic pass. Haiti handing Napoleon his ass, and the Gullah Geechee's handing US President Andrew Jackson his, earning the Geechee's their independence, left alone status, same as the Haitians. Justin believes if he can bring together these two egotistical (just as big as Trump's) families together in unity and peace, that just may be the template and further inspiration he needs towards his endeavors of healing and bringing together all those from the Black diaspora at large. The Pan-Africanist's dream. Justin's families representing a microcosm for his macrocosm ambitions. All the while Justin also has a tremendous crush on his gorgeous first cousin, Keisha, which he somewhat acts upon, and whose actions threaten to upend and sabotage all his good work, endeavors and fix-the-world efforts. Keisha J. Trump is the witty, satirical, sweet, revolutionary, poignant, relevant, poetic and profoundly original work that would make Frantz Fanon, Malcolm X, Richard Pryor and all West Virginians proud!