Amber Rose has taken a stand against the liberal protests regarding the Trump administration’s crime crackdown, particularly the use of the National Guard in Washington, D.C. In an Instagram Story posted on Wednesday, she voiced her support for Trump, highlighting issues of violence in predominantly black neighborhoods. “Most of the violent crimes in DC are in black neighborhoods,” she stated. Rose questioned why critics were ignoring the safety concerns of families, asking, “What about the mothers, aunties, grandmothers, and the children that just want to feel safe walking outside? Why do they want the good people of DC living in violence? Racists much?”
Her post included a poll for her 24 million followers, asking if “white liberals” are racist, sparking further debate. This was in response to a video she shared showing hecklers harassing Vice President JD Vance during a lunch outing at Union Station. Vance had expressed his concerns about crime in the city after President Trump declared a “crime emergency,” describing conditions plagued by “crime, bloodshed, bedlam, and squalor and worse.”
Rose, firmly aligned with Trump, also took the stage at the Republican National Convention in 2024, reinforcing her committed stance. Her comments reflect a growing frustration among some supporters of the administration who argue that urban violence remains overlooked by critics focused on political narratives rather than community safety.
Her assertions underscore a significant aspect of the ongoing discourse around crime and policing policies, raising questions about the priorities of those involved in the conversation. The emotional weight of her words resonates with individuals who feel their concerns for safety in their neighborhoods have not been acknowledged in broader discussions. This fierce defense of community rights exhibits a willingness to tackle uncomfortable truths, challenging the narratives surrounding racial politics and public safety.
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