Shifts in Voting Patterns Among Non-White Communities

This chapter explores the voting behaviors of non-white populations, focusing on the surprising rightward shift among Asian Americans, particularly in the Chinese community. The speakers discuss the influence of crime narratives and anti-Asian violence responses on political affiliations, while also reflecting on the turnout and engagement of Black voters. Through this analysis, the chapter unveils the complexities of racial identity and community dynamics within the evolving political landscape.