Joan C. Willliams White Working Class Overcoming Class Cluelessness in America Audiobook

Misc Non-Fiction Books Audio Joan C. Willliams White Working Class Overcoming Class Cluelessness in America

[@kevinkelly1586]

BRAVO!! I was highly impressed with what I heard in the first 10 minutes especially, and what I heard from 1:30 to 1:40. I have recently concluded that the Dems/liberals/Politically Correct enforcers made a serious and fatal mistake when the Politically Correct forces took over academia and other institutions in 1984: they should have emphasized the commonality between lower-income persons of all races, genders, etc., but instead they promoted the intense PC dichotomy of "white males/oppressors" versus "women and minorities/oppressed" and made it abundantly obvious that there was no common ground or win-win situation that would benefit the large majority. Instead, all "white males" were demonized collectively, and that the stereotypes that "white males" were "oppressors" and that everyone else was "oppressed" was rigidly propagated. This pushed millions of lower-income "white males" to the right politically. We can all agree that, had one to two million fewer lower-income "white males" had voted for Donald Trump, he would not have won the election. PC knee-jerks would blame those who cast these swing votes for Trump as being motivated exclusively by "racism and sexism," while doing nothing to improve conditions for lower-income voters of all races. I feel that PC and dogmatic Feminism have failed miserably-with their extreme emphasis on gender while ignoring the importance of class, their emphasis on upper-class gender quotas while ignoring the needs of the working class, failing to address the evils of CLASSISM and GREED, while blaming "racism and sexism" for all social problems, and condemning anyone who feels otherwise as "racist and sexist," Political Correctness has been an immense failure.

[@Ronald-wv1bz]

The one thing I have to say, almost everything here is arguable, all a matter of opinion and so much miss information. I think the author lives a sheltered life, she really is far off, knowing nothing of the reality she is attempting to give reason.