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In reply to the discussion: Is DU more or less diverse than the Democratic Party? (updated OP) [View all]ConnorMarc
(653 posts)118. That's What I Figured
@Strongest...yeah, I had a clue.
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Significantly less racially and ethnically diverse, if I remember the polls correctly.
Gravitycollapse
May 2014
#1
Yes, it says that 150 DUers voted because they saw the poll and were interested.
Gormy Cuss
May 2014
#122
All DUers or those who post regularly? The two likely are not the same.
Gravitycollapse
May 2014
#30
Sometimes i read a thread, and i spend an hour googling bands i never heard of.
bravenak
May 2014
#59
Assuming that DU is mainly a sampling from the larger population, the Democratic Party,
yawnmaster
May 2014
#6
That's a great analysis. And I think you're spot on judging by the endless stream of posts
Number23
May 2014
#45
" But those social matters like equal opportunity.....mean practically nothing here." I dunno what..
AverageJoe90
May 2014
#53
And once again 23-year old AverageJoe is telling a NOT 23-year old black person
Number23
May 2014
#106
"On race/gender, to the right of the national party." I wouldn't be so sure of that, TBH.
AverageJoe90
May 2014
#51
It is not just about shielding from lawsuits. Companies want a diverse workforce because they
seaglass
May 2014
#110
I worked for AmEx in the 90s and this was a major focus. We were evaluated on our adherence
seaglass
May 2014
#128
Less diverse in probably all of those. The only thing I think would come close to the norm
Number23
May 2014
#44
I suspect it is older, whiter and farther to the left than the party's real life base. nt
arely staircase
May 2014
#55
For the most part I couldn't tell what race, ethnicity, gender and orientation most DUer are
liberal N proud
May 2014
#62
DU isn't meant to be diverse ideologically, it's a liberal board for Democrats
CreekDog
May 2014
#70
Yep. Seriously, all you have to do to look at the folks hollering that it's the same or better
Number23
May 2014
#107
That is ridiculous and nothing should be hidden just because it's in a different language
CreekDog
May 2014
#139
not that it will help, but I alerted on the post with the jury results, that is downright xenophobic
CreekDog
May 2014
#141
I don't recall being asked about my race, ethnicity or orientation upon signing up.
Nye Bevan
May 2014
#124
My guess is that the demographics of Free Republic and CC would match that of DU
Kaleva
May 2014
#125