I live in a diverse county in a diverse state. 

Our parents were the ones who fled the cities for the suburbans following WWII.  Our generation may never have known anything but suburban life; our kids only knew the suburbs; our grandkids likewise.  There are still predominately white communities, but for the most part, the suburbs are diverse.  Trump may be scaring some, but, as the article points out, not a lot.

He made this statement today ""You know, the suburbs, people fight all of their lives to get into the suburbs and have a beautiful home. There will be no more affordable housing forced in to the suburbs," he said. "It's been going on for years. I've seen conflict for years. It's been hell for suburbia. We rescinded the rule three days ago so enjoy your life, ladies and gentlemen, enjoy your life."  https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/29/politics/donald-trump-suburbs-housing/index.html

The suburbs are no longer where people flee to.  They are simply where people live.   I know there are still inner city problems in some of the older cities, but I can't speak authoritatively about them.  I think Trump is , as we've discussed, using scare tactics that might have worked 40 years ago. 

What he is doing, however, with his dog whistle is encouraging segregation, and that may get him some votes. 

One should read everything said rather than relying on a small portion.  Biden’s team found that his anti suburb stance is going to cost him votes, and they are literally panicking.  It was my understanding that Trump is referring to the violence and rioting in cities being brought to the suburbs, not minorities.  As stated above, suburbs are often very diverse communities.  The rioters even said a few times they were going to hit the suburbs next.  

Anyone who ever watched a season of The Apprentice could never say Trump is a racist.  

I recently saw something about Trump and Dr Ben Carson, Sec of Housing, changing the law.
Isn't Dr Carson Black? Hmmmm

Yes Dr. Carson is Black.

A very intelligent and caring man. Nothing like the rioters.

I thought Carson was someone both sides would like.  I also think he’s a Democrat.  He’s not very political in public.

I don't know how he is registered. He seems to be a GOP in everything he says and does. People tried to be critical.of him in the beginning but had a hard time as he had such good credentials.
Didn't he run for POTUS in GOP party?

Now I remember, he was a Democrat, then switched to Republican because Reagan impressed him, then Independent, after he criticized Obama’s policies that he felt were antiBlack.  He became a Republican to run for President.  He seems to have some Democratic Party ideas and some Republican. He is not a conservative.  

I like him because he doesn't shoot off his mouth whether he agrees with Trump or not. Apprently, he wanted his housing job enough for Trump to give it to him. If he helped change the Obama bill, I am happy.