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DECISION 2020Racial tension amid the backdrop of a pandemic that has affected disproportionate numbers of Black and Brown people could significantly impact the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.

In fact, according to legal, political and race relations analyst Atty. Malik Zulu Shabazz, The race issue will be the albatross that will sink Trumps electoral boat.

Atty. Shabazz outlines six reasons why he thinks President Trump will lose his bid for re-election:

There will be no miraculous comeback for the ego-maniac President of the United States, Atty. Shabazz says. For the man who lusted and craved the attention of the top spotlight in the world and who tweeted with no regard for policy or decency, the chickens have come home to roost.

Through his work as an attorney, author, activist and organizer,Malik Zulu Shabazz has maintained a frontline position in the fight for justice with cutting-edge lawyering and otherwise exemplary work as a Black professional.Shabazz has established a stellar careerwith anear-unparalleled record of accomplishments in effective organizing, lecturingand litigating.

He is currently theNational President of Black Lawyers for Justice and Black Rights Matter (www.blackrightsmatter.org) andcontinues to make great strides in the legal field. Throughout his career as anactivist,he hasmaintained a Civil Rights practice and personal injury practice that serves and gives justice to victims.Hissuccessful cases haveincluded The Million Youth March Court battles,Washington D.C.public school andjail abuse cases,consumer racism cases,and now several high-profile Federal Court cases currently fillhis calendar. Shabazz has been featuredon many major television news broadcasts and in printed news outlets. He is also the author of the long-awaitedThe Book of Khallid,a biographical account of the notorious Dr. Khallid Abdul Muhammad.

(Phoebe Emmanuel is with Black Lawyer for Justice.)

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