Proof that the "anti-identity politics" crowd means only white identity politics
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White identity politics is just good politics. 
No one's arguing class or identity politics. It's both. Keep saying it's not though.
another interview with the same author:
If you give white People what they want, they won't be concerned with racism....
Finding a few clowns like this one doesn't prove shyt.
This "clown" is an educator.
- Meaning he is encouraging others to share this view.
- Someone hired and put him that position knowing these are his views.
the best practitioners of identity politics today and since the 1960s are republicans and we're being told that people would stop voting for republicans and start voting democrats if they weren't so focused on identity politics. the mere act of acknowledging an issue that doesn't affect white people means you're turning your back on white people and focusing on the "others". see white isn't some special identity, it's the default. so you can't accuse republicans of identity politics if all they're trying to do is appeal to white people.
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BLΔCK⁂W⊙LF
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It is kind of true though. I am now hearing, "people need to stop with the identity politics", like whites haven't been practicing 'identity politics' for well over 400 years? When people begin to speak up for their issues they have to do so within the white purview in order for it to be legitimate or else their views in regards to their problems or issues of the day are nothing more than hemming and hawing, and wanting handouts or are just over exaggerations.
Black guy: That cop racially profiled me and planted those drugs!
White public, soon-to-be white jury:
No he didn't, you probably are a crackhead! 
White jury: Guilty on several counts of possession of an illegal substance with the intent to distribute. 25 years to life.
Black guy:
Black people: He was a family man and had no priors!
It's been going on like this for about 30-45 years now. Black issues are blatantly disregarded because Blacks are deemed "shiftless" and "scary" or, as they call it today, "sketchy".
Black guy: That cop racially profiled me and planted those drugs!
White public, soon-to-be white jury:
No he didn't, you probably are a crackhead! White jury: Guilty on several counts of possession of an illegal substance with the intent to distribute. 25 years to life.
Black guy:
Black people: He was a family man and had no priors!
It's been going on like this for about 30-45 years now. Black issues are blatantly disregarded because Blacks are deemed "shiftless" and "scary" or, as they call it today, "sketchy".
southpawstyle
Superstar
I don't think you have to be a class reductionist to have an honest conversation about unifying a fractured left.
OP pushing an agenda more obvious than the tranny lizard overlords tho.
OP pushing an agenda more obvious than the tranny lizard overlords tho.
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CreepyMcCreeperson
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I mean, I can't be the only one who has noticed there has been NO mention from white people or journalists identitfying the opioid "epidemic" as a white issue, when they are disproportionally overdosing. They're also not talking about how terrible white parents are for letting themselves and their kids get addicted to drugs. They will never identify anything negative with themselves.
they're like "racial issues scare away people who would otherwise vote for us on economic issues." and that's because they see justice (economic and racial) as a pie and if you improve the situation of minorities in anyway that takes away a piece of white people's pie. so if we ignore all those pesky issues we can win the white working class back.