The urban rural divide in this election reminds me a lot of this reading we did in class earlier this semester.

Modernization, Cultural Change, and Democracy The Human Development Sequence By Ronald Inglehart and Christian Wezel
It’s an interesting book I would post screenshots but I don’t wanna break copyright so here’s the link

amazon.com/Modernization-…
One key point I took away on page 29

“The shift from traditional to secular rational values linked with industrialization brings a secularization of authority. But the shift from survival to selfexpression values linked with postindustrialization brings emancipation from autho”
This is a very niche political science tweet- but I thought it was very interesting.
* I am by no means a political scientist or academic I’m just an undergrad student that read an interesting book there is no single theory that explains modernization or cultural change I just thought this was a cool book *

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25 Oct
Why do I keep my dms open?

To let Trump/NRA supporters waist their time screaming in to a void I at a radom college student they’ve never met as they’re not registering voters and organizng and I am 😂
Why work harder when you can just get your opposition to waste a shit load of their time as you do homework 🙂
Also there’s a lot of wholesome comments I see that I can’t respond to but people are so kind 🥺
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24 Oct
In 2018 elected officials said we couldn’t get gun laws passed because the electorate wouldn’t support it.

So @AMarch4OurLives and other youth activist groups changed the electorate ☺️
Help support our work donate:
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Not to mention the work of parents, spouses and siblings of those that have died from gun violence in Parkland and everywhere across the United States that have done this work for decades and now are seeing the results of.
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23 Oct
Imagine calling the immigrant parents that bring their children to the United States for a better life “Coyotes”

The level of xenophobia is sickening.
I know what a Coyote is T has a hist of generalizing anyone coming across the boarder, these parents are not coyotes The vast majority of kids come here with parents and he is trying to lump everyone in together erase refugee status by labeling them as he did calling them rapists
“There are sporadic examples of people arriving at the border with children who aren’t their own, though those are usually more distant family members (aunts and uncles, for example) or family friends. Nearly all of the kids at issue were, instead, traveling with their parents, “
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19 Oct
72

That’s how many times between 1947 and 1989, the US via the CIA tried to change other nations’ governments through by covertly funding campaigns, supporting information warfare through propaganda campaigns, and the often violent assignation of democratically elected leaders.
Keep in mind those are only the times that we know about, think about all the stuff we never will.
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28 Sep
Young people can stage a nonviolent political revolution over the coming decade but it will require all of us voting in consistently high # EVERY election, protesting, organizing and running for office and most importantly the persistence, love and community to overcome setbacks
To do so we must all practice the humility, kindness and grace to be the political leaders we need to be in order to create such change.
We must not fall for the slander espoused by those in power that says violence will solve our problems, they only say that so they can have an excuse to grow their authoritarianism.

I have seen how violence and hate destroys lives and communities- it is not the answer.
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28 Sep
We may have lost the Supreme Court for a generation but it’s up to our generation to start to fix our racist electoral systems and our increasingly partisan judicial systems.

We must elect and be the people that support these reforms so everyone has an = voice in our government
The American people are losing their faith in an electoral system that fails to represent us equally because many of us live in a high population state.

We must build a truly democratic system of government that creates universal suffrage and equal representation for all of us.
The only way we can do this will be through decades of consistently high voting, protesting, organizing, running for office and more to be the change we need.

We must not lose faith because one, two or more elections will not solve this- it will take many but change will come.
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