Just over a year ago, David Hogg, then the newly-minted vice chair of the Democratic National Committee, found himself unceremoniously pushed out after he called on the party to back primary challengers to unseat members of a moribund establishment.

Now, as progressives notch victory after victory against the party’s conservative old guard and are once again galvanizing young voters thought to have been lost, the 26-year-old reformer says it proves he was right all along.

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[–] 14 points 3 months ago (1 child)

As someone who lived in the 80s, it isn't debatable. A gay person outside of highly liberal cities, had to hide being gay or they were at a severe disadvantage. That is now true in much fewer locations.

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  • Yeah but were they as islamophobic? I remember Obamas deportation push.

    They weren't okay with the same diversity, but maybe more total. It's arguable.

    Edit: wait, thought that was a 0 instead of a second 2. Idk man you think they really want us in their towns? Doesn't feel that way for me.

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