White Rural Rage: The Threat to American Democracy
Authors of the book 'White Rural Rage: The Threat to American Democracy' argue that White rural voters in America are the most dangerous 'geodemographic' group due to their racist and anti-democracy beliefs.
Key Points
- White rural voters in America are described as racist, xenophobic, anti-immigrant, anti-gay, and conspiracy theorists
- They are seen as not believing in democracy and are more likely to excuse violence
- Authors argue that White rural voters have been negatively impacted by economic changes, contributing to their anger and support for figures like Donald Trump
Pros
- Sheds light on the beliefs and behaviors of White rural voters in America
- Promotes discussion on democracy, racism, and nationalism
Cons
- Generalizing an entire group of people based on their geographic location and race