Yes, and Reagan doesn't say lets make it great, he says make it great 'again'. Clearly he thought America's bloody racial history was a 'great', because America was never great for Natives or Blacks who make up a large % of this nation. That saying is truly preposterous.
I think you're getting wrong here.
When they say "Make America Great Again", they are implying the Industrial Revolutions, in the mid and late 19th century, the roaring 20s, and the Baby-boom period (during Cold War, until the 70s), thus this slogan is the call of the "Good Ol'Time" when the Economy was prosperous, and that America was ahead of everyone. Because, in the 80s, the country was witnessing severe economical restrictions (many delocalizations of factories), and Trump (first Reagan) tried to bring back the Industrial Prosperity.
Nobody is implying to bring back Segregations, as they ended it in the 50s/60s. Way before the end of America's economical restrictions in the 70s/80s.
And to be fair, Trump wasn't racist. Not even the slightest. Being big-mouthed, he has said dumb shit, but stayed coherent in his politics to put Americans first. (An ancient american policy, before World War I, America was an Isolationist country. To be fair, according to famous Geopolitician and diplomat, Henry Kissinger, America's history was between isolationism and interventionism).
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
In my opinion, Trump wanted to align himself among the greatest presidents in the U.S, such like Franklin D. Roosevelt, Ronald Raegan. His personal beliefs for minorities didn't prevent him helping them;
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/a...s-economy-is-historically-good-for-minorities. But here's a more objective source:
https://www.politifact.com/factchec.../fact-checking-trump-hiring-minorities-women/
