"Ending racism is a necessary, critical goal. But that goal should be pursued in tandem with efforts to address the effects of racism. The wage gap, the health care gap, the education gap, the debt gap — all these disparities would be narrowed by progressive, intersectional economic programs. As popular opinion coalesces around these policies, it’s crucial that we not let our best impulses be weaponized against our interests, any more than conservatives weaponize the worst impulses of their constituents against theirs."
Briahna Gray at The Intercept warns against the "Race Reductionist."
Monday, August 27, 2018
Beware "Bad Faith Claims of Bigotry"
Labels:
1960s,
2010s,
civil rights movement,
class,
Clinton,
MLK,
political history,
politics,
race and ethnicity,
Sanders,
twenty-first century
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