Ibram X. Kendi And Democratic Debate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : They said they wished something could be done to make Affirmative Action work for everyone who has been left behind.
56% : Given their competitive edge over other groups it's easier to understand why they have reacted so vehemently to the renewed reliance on Affirmative Action.
54% : Many in the Asian and Hispanic communities were unhappy with the apparent return of Affirmative Action, saying they'd never received any boost from the government or corporations, but they continue struggling to keep up with the American Dream.
48% : One commented that Black Lives Matter received millions of dollars from contributions and corporate endowments but none of that has found its way into their immediate lives or those of others in their communities.
44% : Everything since Black Lives Matter exploded in 2020 has been about inequality and unfairness.
39% : And many of these new Americans are also well-to-do.
38% : The members of these groups become defensive when they encounter those in other groups -- already frustrated due to the structural imbalance in their own -- possessing more of the spoils of existence, especially when the perceived source is government sponsored variations on Affirmative Action.

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