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The 2020 Election Showed That Many Minority Americans Aren’t Voting By Identity Politics

If anything, this election and the massive, unprecedented voter turn-out, shows us that more than half the country rejects the idea of intersectionality.

By Ellie Holt4 min read
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Millions came out in droves to exercise their democratic rights, and included in those rights is their right to have a voice — but not a monolithic voice or that of a massive coalition of voters from the same identity group, but the voice of an individual.