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ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation·4 min read·medium

As the US turns 250 this July 4, who is still proud to be an American?

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Brad Ryan
As the US turns 250 this July 4, who is still proud to be an American?
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As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, public sentiment regarding national pride appears deeply divided. Activist groups are organizing counter-events to protest the Trump-backed celebrations, citing dissatisfaction with current political and social conditions.

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The article captures the intense political polarization in the US during a milestone national anniversary.

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Donald Trump created an organisation to take over July 4 planning from a bipartisan committee set up a decade ago. ( Reuters: Evan Vucci )

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The framing focuses heavily on anti-Trump sentiment and protest perspectives, giving more weight to critical voices regarding the anniversary celebrations.

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