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When liberals say ‘race’ they just mean ‘party.’

Timothy P. Carney· ·3 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 3 views
#politics#race#partisanship#media bias#identity#Emmanuel Felton#Memphis#Voting Rights Act#Steve Cohen#Byron Donalds#Cori Bush#Winsome Earle-Sears#Rishi Sunak
When liberals say ‘race’ they just mean ‘party.’
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The article argues that some liberal commentators conflate political affiliation with race, suggesting that criticism of white Republicans representing majority-Black cities is less about racial representation and more about partisan opposition. It cites examples such as criticism of Republican candidates like Byron Donalds and Winsome Earle-Sears, despite their racial backgrounds, because of their conservative policies. The author contends that this pattern reveals a tendency to equate 'diversity' with Democratic politics rather than genuine racial inclusion.

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Washington Examiner · Timothy P. Carney
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Read this social media comment by the Washington Post’s former race reporter. Memphis is the second Blackest big city in the country, and it’s about to be gerrymandered within an inch of its life so a white Republican can represent it in Congress. This was exactly the thing Congress was trying to address with the Voting Rights Act. https://t.co/XfNipOsfEX Recommended Stories What’s behind the Trump-Meloni divorce? Punishing Iraqi militias, Rubio bolsters Libyan ones Israel needs to learn that Russia is no partner — Emmanuel Felton (@emmanuelfelton) May 2, 2026 He is worried that a very black city will be represented by a white Republican if Republicans redistrict Tennessee.

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