November 17, 2020 VIRTUAL EVENT: Multi-ethnic Conservatism: Americans With Diverse Backgrounds Seek to Conserve What’s Good About America
Was Identity Politics the biggest loser in 2020?
Tuesday, Nov 17, 2020
2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Online
Featuring
![The Honorable Quico Canseco](/sites/default/files/styles/event_host_speaker_190x260/public/2020-11/QuicoCanseco.jpeg?h=45a8febd&itok=qgQNRa7k)
![Ying Ma](/sites/default/files/styles/event_host_speaker_190x260/public/2020-11/Ying%20Ma.jpg?h=d85406c9&itok=6BeItECw)
![Lenny McAllister](/sites/default/files/styles/event_host_speaker_190x260/public/2020-11/Lenny%20McAllister.jpg?h=14946f2e&itok=WTo2TMaJ)
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Description
The 2020 election perplexed many in the media and the coastal elites. In Florida, Cuban-American and Puerto Rican voters helped deliver the state for President Trump; in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas’ Mexican-American heartland also turned out in unexpected numbers for the President. Even in the Golden State, Chinese-American parents organized to turn back an attempt to reintroduce racial preferences in university admissions. And throughout the country, African-American voters, especially men, voted for Trump also in unexpected rates.
What happened? Why? Was Identity Politics the biggest loser in 2020?
FIRST PRINCIPLES 27 min read
COMMENTARY 2 min read
COMMENTARY 6 min read