You can call me 'woke.' Here's why I consider it an honor, not an insult.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : This law substantially limits the discussion of racism and white privilege in public schools and workplace training to prevent students or trainees from being led to feel guilty or responsible for the wrongful acts of earlier generations of their race or sex.
47% : On one hand, there was the longstanding resentment of the very wealthy (a class from which Trump emerged) over high marginal tax rates to fund governmental assistance to the lower economic classes that originated with President Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal policies.
45% : On the other hand, there was angst among white Americans of lower income strata over government assistance programs (even though they also benefit from such programs) deriving from their mistaken assumption that such assistance involves a "zero sum" game, meaning that every dollar given to someone of a minority race under such programs was thought to be taking a dollar away from the "more deserving" white claimants.

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