Larry Elder and the Rise of Black Conservatives

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Conservative Black scholars have been gaining traction by stressing criminal justice reform and the theme of renewed Black family culture, noting the rise of out-of-wedlock birth rates after the establishment of the Great Society welfare state in the 1960s.
51% : Conservative Black scholars have been gaining traction by stressing criminal justice reform and the theme of renewed Black family culture.
50% : Many also promote charter schools and stricter enforcement of child support and child neglect laws.
49% : Many activists on the left promote re-segregation of university dorms and graduations, endorse race-based quotas and affirmative action policies, and oppose voter ID laws (which are widely supported by Black voters).
42% : Among other things, these policies divert funds from city police budgets, impose punishing regulations, taxes and fees on small businesses, and restrict residential housing availability due to complex environmental regulations that strangle the low- and middle-income real estate markets.
35% : He argues that dealing directly with these issues is more relevant to struggling communities than the rhetoric of Black Lives Matter, critical race theorists and anti-racism activists who blame all social conditions and economic woes on "systemic racism."

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