The Trump administration’s first two years in office have revealed a notable disparity in representation within its government. According to official statistics, only two of the 98 Senate-confirmed appointees to the most senior positions – including cabinet secretaries, intelligence officials, and heads of major agencies – are Black. This represents a stark contrast to the overall demographic makeup of the administration, with the majority of positions held by white individuals. The administration’s initial response has focused on examining the reasons for this imbalance and assessing its potential implications for national policy.
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