A path to victory in the wokeism war

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : It shall not be regarded as legitimate to withhold state accreditation from K-12 private schools because they teach something that is banned in public schools.
50% : Over the period between the establishment of the 1967 Philadelphia Plan, allowing a very clearly delineated and reluctant exception to the 14th Amendment to create affirmative action in government hiring, and the publication of Ta-Nehisi Coates's "The Case for Reparations" in the Atlantic in 2014 -- in other words, during the period when colorblindness theory was dominant among the American elite -- things got better at a historically aberrant and welcome pace.
41% : Many opponents of the theory would quite happily endorse history curricula that stress the Founders' slave-owning, atrocities against Native Americans, red-lining under the New Deal, and other historical racist practices with still-extant effects.
39% : This applies narrowly to race and not sex or national origin or sexual orientation or gender identity, though it is virtually always socially and civically inappropriate in practice to do so with regard to those as well.
27% : Here's Obama campaign veteran and political data analyst David Shor: "White liberals are more left-wing than black and Hispanic Democrats on pretty much every issue: taxes, healthcare, policing, and even on racial issues or various measures of 'racial resentment.'

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