The right to be a child, even if you live in the White House and your name is Barron Trump
Barren Trump is ten years old and a difficult surname to bear.
He realizes this for the first time on November 9, 2016 when, after the victory of his father, Donald Trump, he is taunted for yawning. It is three in the morning of a day spent waiting and without being able to drink caffeine: for us, it is already a miracle that he managed to keep his eyes open.
It happens again and again. Once the comments about his father's yellow tuft and his mother's blue dress are finished, the keyboards, the tweets and the media viewfinder move on to Barren Trump.
Rosie O "Donnel, an American comedian attacked by Donald, talks about Barren as autistic; Katie Rich, author of Saturday Night Live, jokes that the child could be the first bomber of a private school.
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Both apologize, delete the tweets, take back the offenses which, however, remain in the head of a child who must learn to defend himself too soon.
Alone?
No. First, he found Chelsea Clinton as an ally: now 36, she was only 12 when her father, Bill, became US president and therefore knows what it means to be a child in the White House. For this, he writes a tweet in defense of Barren and his being a child.
Besides, he can find us.
Barron is a victim of his father and the words he used in the election campaign. The hatred that Donald has thrown out is returning to the White House, hitting the most innocent guest.
We continue to target hair and political choices, but let go of a child who never chose to be there and who doesn't know how to defend himself.
