Do white married women vote their race over their gender?

[StyngRay]

[beefcakebradybatson]

Depends, but since many white women are racists like most white men, I'd say the former.

[onedarkcloud]

The only thing you forgot to mention is that people of different colors do the same thing. It is not exclusive to white women.

[beefcakebradybatson]

@onedarkcloud I know, but whites are the Yankee majority, so white racism adversely affects POC.

[Anonymous]

No, they vote their gender over their race.

[BetaBucks]

Studies shows out group preferences with whites, and moreso with females. So, on average, white women will discriminate against whites, not for whites. Women also show a bias towards women (so do men, you big old softies) so a non-white female will get the highest level of support from white women. Hillary lost because she was white. Guaranteed.

Now, Kamala just might not be popular enough. That's a different situation. But as far as biases go, she's the best possible candidate imaginable for the left, which is predominantly white women. And women, in general.

[StyngRay]

The question was about married white females. When trying to address a specific issue, it is a great idea to keep the variables as close to zero as possible. This has nothing to do with Kamala or anything else. This could be asked 50 or a 100 years ago.

[BetaBucks]

Married women fall within the specified groups, so without more detailed studies, we use the available information. What else can anyone do with a question like this? If there were a study about the exact specifics, you should have just read it instead of asking strangers to make up opinions about it, without any supporting data. If the data I described didn't meet the goal of the question, then find better data. Randoms on GAG won't represent an entire population better than these studies. And it has everything to do with Kamala when she matches the identity groups described in the studies.

[StyngRay]

Again, nothing to do with Kamala. The only subject of this question is married white female and if she votes her race over her gender.

[BetaBucks]

Again, everything to do with Kamala, because those are her identity groups. Women in those studies are going to be married at the same rates that all women are married, so you get the same results. Do you think GAG has a better sample size than the studies? Do you think random opinions are more valuable than the studies?

[CuriousHubby]

Nope they vote Thier gender! Unless they are married and don't care who they vote for!

Really not many good races go for popicitcs cause of reasons and it's not a nice job. Constant manipulations and making shady deels and lying...

a lot of people get sick of lying to those who have to vote them in. Look at the new American vote for me! Jokes they are just saying everything they can to get elected. No hope or desire to give it to the people!

[SweetJoyGirl]

First, the grammar is not good in that sentence what so ever.

Second, I doubt they vote their gender. Most likely their colour more. I could be wrong, tho. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[StyngRay]

Grammar is perfect. It’s more advanced way of writing than people are used to. This synoptic form is used routinely in philosophy and science etc

[RebelinSteel]

What is that in English, it makes no sense.

[StyngRay]

Read it again , slowly please.

[RebelinSteel]

I have and it makes absolute zero sense, what the fuck has skin colour got to do with voting.

[StyngRay]

Ask someone to help you. This is a standard question asked during elections at least since 2000. Yes in the exact same format.

[RebelinSteel]

No it’s not, why has skin colour got to a thing? Equally gender, people vote for the party they want elected, only racists bring in skin colour.

[DrPepper12]

Neither. They vote the issues and policy

[StyngRay]

No, they don’t, nor do more people. Humans are not robots that just crunch data. There are many factors involved. I just asked about white married women.

[DrPepper12]

Yeah and I answered for white married women. You can't generalize

[StyngRay]

Sure I can generalize. That is the first function of the brain.

[Yabbut]

Neither.