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Opinion | Obama Won Record Numbers of Nonwhite Voters. This Is How the Democrats Lost Them. - The New York Times

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It seemed that the multiracial coalition that elected Barack Obama would secure a Democratic future for this country for decades. It seemed that themultiracial coalition that elected BarackObama wouldsecure a Democraticfuture for thiscountry for decades. But instead, as America grows more diverse, it has become more conservative. Why? But instead, asAmerica growsmore diverse, it hasbecome moreconservative. Why? Opinion When I met Joey Gibson in the spring of 2018, I was sure he was an oddity. He was a Japanese American leader of a right-wing group in the Pacific Northwest that rallied for Donald Trump and menaced opponents on the left. But Mr. Gibson also disavowed white supremacy and spoke candidly about harms against the Black community, building a movement that was at once multiracial and conservative. For decades, the dominant assumption has been that people of color in the United States would find their natural political home within the Democratic Party, with its commitment to r

Opinion Inside the Rise of the Multiracial Right It seemed that the multiracial coalition that elected Barack Obama would secure a Democratic future for this country for decades. It seemed that the multiracial coalition that elected Barack Obama would secure a Democratic future for this country for decades. But instead, as America grows more diverse, it has become more conservative. Why? But instead, as America grows more diverse, it has become more conservative. Why? Opinion Inside the Rise of the Multiracial Right Share full article 1.1k By Daniel Martinez HoSang Dr. HoSang is a professor of

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