If now it not the time to work as hard as ever to build a third party, then serious consequences could develop culturally as political identity movements continue to polarize. Years and years of work on the WWCPC (white working class and poverty class) by not only big names, Barbara Ehrenreich, David Shipler, and countless others, the study of white masculinity by John Hartigan or the sociologist Sarah Denton work on the Representations of rural wokers makes it clear the Bernie followers are cut from the same cloth. Middle class academic doesn't care about working class people, many times even when that's where they grew up. When those aorund us who think that Trump can't win, then they are deluding themselves; and when Connor Kilpatrick does not include our current batch of "radicals" that continue to practice racism against poor white, then he and they are deluding themselves.
This articles of Jacobin are so serving at times I wonder how valuable they really are. Thanks Conor for talking for us poor white people, I'm sure you know quite a lot about it.
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