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>3. And Yes, Diversify and Be Smart About It
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>But they have to be engaged on their terms, not the party’s.
>Their unique concerns need to be heard and acknowledged as
>worthwhile, not just shunted aside because they don’t fit
>the traditional narrative of the party. That’s why Ben
>Carson is such a dud; he may be black but 90 percent of the
>things he says is just the rhetoric of the old white male
>establishment. It’s why an entire nation rolled its eyes
>when Ann Romney said “I love you, women”. There has to be
>quality, not quotas.

Basically in a nutshell - black people have to act a certain way or else they aren't black; women have to vote a certain way or else they don't love their fellow women.