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White Identity Politics Gave Us Trump. But Did the Left Give Us White Identity Politics?

29th November 2016

Read it.

Hint: Yes.

“It is not good enough for someone to say, ‘I’m a woman! Vote for me!’ No, that’s not good enough,” said Sanders. “What we need is a woman who has the guts to stand up to Wall Street, to the insurance companies, to the drug companies.”

In response, Quentin James—former head of Ready for Hillary’s outreach efforts to people of color—had this to say, “I like U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders but his comments regarding identity politics suggest he may be a white supremacist, too.”

Sanders. A white supremacist. For daring to suggest that the most obvious sort of race-and-gender tribalism was not a winning strategy for the left.

You can’t make this stuff up.

4 Responses to “White Identity Politics Gave Us Trump. But Did the Left Give Us White Identity Politics?”

  1. Elganned Says:

    And now that The Left has been duly (and predictably–everything is ultimately The Left’s fault) blamed for creating White Identity Politics, I suppose you will now support it?

  2. Tim of Angle Says:

    Not up to me. You guys made that bed, you have to lie in it. I’ve got a nice big bag of popcorn, so I’m good.

  3. Elganned Says:

    Your support is not up to you? So who is it up to, then?
    O’Reilly? Limbaugh? Some other right-wing talking head who supplies you with the ideas you should be in favor of?

  4. Tim of Angle Says:

    Who said anything about support? Oh, that’s right, the little voices in your head. Well, tell them to go back to sleep.