multiracial

Black Members, like white Members, win seats more often by appealing to multiracial coalitions.

But that also isn’t reason to despair: in cities across America, whatever their faults, majorities have assembled multiracial coalitions based on tolerance and mutual respect.

“That they’re scared of a working-class, multiracial coalition that is rising in Minneapolis and that we’re also seeing across our nation.”

These values and beliefs are inherently incompatible with multiracial democracy and a more cosmopolitan, dynamic and inclusive country.

That means a multiracial, equitable democracy that includes everyone’s voice and leaves no one behind.