I believe the statement on Black men choosing to vote for Donald Trump this election requires more analysis. I believe it’s deeper then well I guess I’ll give this a shot and leans more into and alignment with capitalism and white supremacy.
Where working class democrats still believe in a fictional reality that democrats are there as the good guys to help them. Working class republicans still believe in the fictional reality of the capitalist American dream.
Of course there’s more nuance, but I don’t think working class republicans practically lean any more into capitalism than your average democrat, I just think they’re more up front about it.
People struggle to understand that political organizing is only effective because it is intended to tangibly transform people’s experiences. If people don’t see change in their lives after political involvement, they will stop participating. Thank you for this analysis. It is so astute and so necessary. More urgent than people are willing to accept.
I believe the statement on Black men choosing to vote for Donald Trump this election requires more analysis. I believe it’s deeper then well I guess I’ll give this a shot and leans more into and alignment with capitalism and white supremacy.
Where working class democrats still believe in a fictional reality that democrats are there as the good guys to help them. Working class republicans still believe in the fictional reality of the capitalist American dream.
Of course there’s more nuance, but I don’t think working class republicans practically lean any more into capitalism than your average democrat, I just think they’re more up front about it.
People struggle to understand that political organizing is only effective because it is intended to tangibly transform people’s experiences. If people don’t see change in their lives after political involvement, they will stop participating. Thank you for this analysis. It is so astute and so necessary. More urgent than people are willing to accept.