A true and tough piece by conservative @nytdavidbrooks on race issues in the GOP. I hope many will take it to heart.https://nyti.ms/2we1VZb
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America is too diverse to be led by ideas and politicians who predominantly represent only one segment of the population.pic.twitter.com/Us3itzdmeI
The right has long considered "identity politics" anathema to fundamental principles, only for some to embrace its worst forms now.pic.twitter.com/sBfG2mF7fA
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My hope is that we will all use this moment to reaffirm our commitment to equality in America.pic.twitter.com/flPiNBHSDb
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The right has embraced identity politics since the Southern Strategy. That should be obvious, but I guess It's Okay If You Are White.
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The right seems to use ID politics as a weapon. The left goes defensive. The right then claims the left was using ID politics as a weapon.
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First it was gender, then race. Then religion. Nothing new, decades old.
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Some? This discussion is good but go all the way https://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/2017/08/28/gop-conjurer-demons-racial-bias-ever-under-their-spell/LX82YXCPeaF2W78x9lOsxM/amp.html …
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definitely more destructive on the right.
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@GOP has been playing the white angst card to a greater or lesser degree since Nixon used it in 1968. -
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I'll push back a little. The GOP has hated ID pol when it meant "things minorities care about." When things white people like, they're OK
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