Have you even attempted to look into the topic? There's plenty of material, really, decades worth.
So link it...you do know you're expected to link to back what you say, right?
No, it would be up to YOU to prove it. You're the ones making the claim he isn't a racist. The Department of Justice says otherwise, and they have the law suits to back it up.
Lawsuits are based on allegations with the need to provide evidence to demonstrate proof which leads to a truth. In case you are unfamiliar with our judicial system, an individual is innocent until proven guilty. Liberals have this way of believing because charges are brought that leads to an investigation it must be guilt, without undergoing the legal process of showing proof. The left have it backwards, that the accused must provide facts to prove his or her innocence and that it's the job of the accused to do so, when that is not how our judicial system operates.
The perfect example is this Trump / Russia connection, which is based on assumptions that they allege must be true based on what they hope to find, but have absolutely no concrete evidence that supports their allegations of guilt. So now they feel it's the job of the individual, whom has no clear evidence of wrongdoing, to provide evidence in proving their innocence to satisfy the accuser's lack of attaining any facts to back up their pure assumptions. Now the proper way would be the case of clear emails of then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, being released openly in public that brings to question how the need for secured documents can be so easily attained for all to see. This evidence which led to the investigation of her server. How was it secured? A clear question that led to the discovery of her using a personal server. The finding of clear documented evidence that leads to the need to probe further to uncover her failure to secure government documents clearly addressed only to Mrs Clinton, that was improperly handled according to government document standards and procedures. The vast difference between following clear evidence that leads to guilt or misconduct, compared to producing some form of evidence to prove one's innocence of assumed guilt without providing clear uncovered
documentated facts that leads to such inquiry.