Read on Twitter
This is actually evidence that the majority of the insurrectionists picked the wrong side to protect whiteness.
They literally chose the side of their own economic oppression because they believed it would preserve their *white supremacy.* This is the point y’all always miss. https://twitter.com/byheatherlong/status/1359505720379547650
They literally chose the side of their own economic oppression because they believed it would preserve their *white supremacy.* This is the point y’all always miss. https://twitter.com/byheatherlong/status/1359505720379547650
It’s not “woe to the white supremacists.” It’s “look at just how convincing white supremacy has been.”
And yes, Trump was terrible for working people-including the “white working class” y’all swear were the group to win over because Trump somehow “saw” their needs better than democrats.
No. He saw the usefulness of white supremacy: https://www.epi.org/publication/50-reasons/
No. He saw the usefulness of white supremacy: https://www.epi.org/publication/50-reasons/
If you, as America has, successfully gaslight the public into believing that all the poor people are Black & Brown, then low-income white people can easily assume the cognitive dissonance it requires choose the party of the 1%-because it affirms 
white supremacy
white supremacy
“White supremacy” would really save y’all’s word count.
Y’all: The financial problems are revealing because they offer potential clues for understanding why so many Trump supporters were willing to participate in an attack egged on by the president’s rhetoric...
Us: I...thought we already told y’all it waswhite supremacy
Us: I...thought we already told y’all it was
white supremacy
The ignorance is 
willful
willful
