I’ve been saying this and it’s so unfortunate. Kamala deserved sm better. If she was a white man she would’ve won by a landslide
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Anonymous5w
I genuinely don’t understand why anyone actually gives a fuck about the race or gender of their representatives rather than their policies
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Anonymous#15w
What’s wrong with caring about both?
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AnonymousOP5w
I just don’t get it, it doesn’t affect anything, why do so many people care
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Anonymous#15w
They bring different backgrounds, experience and perspectives that can help strengthen the country. Thought this was common knowledge
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AnonymousOP5w
Background isn’t as much about your race/gender as it is your class, someone like Kamala has more in common with Gavin Newsom than she does with AOC
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Anonymous#15w
Agree to disagree. Class is another factor but it’s 100% just as much about race and gender.
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Anonymous#25w
100%
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Anonymous#15w
Not to be that mf but a lot of people who are white men don’t realize the effect that race and gender still play for many Americans. The data still shows some pretty stark racial / gender divides in a lot of professional/academic settings
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Anonymousfuuuckyikyak5w
Class is still highly determined by generational wealth, which has a lot to do with the people that our systems were built to benefit (rich white men)
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Anonymousfuuuckyikyak5w
Again though Kamala got into two seperate R1s and never struggled finding a job, she never faced the same struggles that other black women did, and it’s mostly because of how rich her family was
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Anonymous#15w
Sure but that’s an exception, not the rule. Sometimes underfed kids will outperform kids with plenty to eat as far as grades go, but typically not. Systemic inequalities don’t mean that success is impossible, it just means that it’s harder for some than for others