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bluewater

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6. Please bring up this Yale Study when you speak with your DNC guy on messaging.

Reply to brooklynite (Reply #4)

Wed Nov 3, 2021, 02:10 PM

Nov 2021

Framing anything in racial terms remains a live third rail in American politics, it just doesn't pay politically to go there.

Black and other minority voters are adept and realize that policies framed as class or economic issues are of course going to help them at least as much as white voters are helped.

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Framing a policy as rectifying racial injustice decreases public support according to Yale study [View all] bluewater Nov 2021 OP

Racism in this country is quite conscious. Irish_Dem Nov 2021 #1

True. But most racists are in a cognitive dissonance state of denial too. bluewater Nov 2021 #2

Telling someone "you're racist; you just don't realize it" is like telling an Atheist... brooklynite Nov 2021 #4

Please bring up this Yale Study when you speak with your DNC guy on messaging. bluewater Nov 2021 #6

I'd also say that it's not sub-conscious, nor does it have to do with only rectifying racial WhiskeyGrinder Nov 2021 #3

Excellent points! bluewater Nov 2021 #5