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Neo-dixiecrat 

The new type of dixiecrat (old-time racist democrats who were often members of the KKK) who try to sound as if they feel sorry for people of other ethnicities, but end up simply repeating the words of the KKK and white supremacists in nicer fashion.
The neo-dixiecrat told us that showing up to work on time and getting good grades were white privilege, a sneaky way of saying they believed people of color are lazy and stupid.
Neo-dixiecrat by Piyesis May 30, 2018
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Neo-Dixiecrats 

Are the current branch of GOP that used to be typified by white southern Democrats. They typically left the Democratic Party largely between the twenty years from 1970 through 1990 with the remaining leaving after the election of Barack Obama. Their are typically white working class and non-college educated. Economically they are Middle, low-middle and lower class. They don’t identify with traditional conservative economic philosophies and tend to see their white identity as the most important thing that binds them together as a political force. They are more likely to consider themselves not to be racists while believing firmly in ideals that are in fact racist. They are typified by the MAGA Republican. They will often refuse to vote for policies and politicians that are in their best interests if it is supported by someone they don’t racially identify with. Although the majority use to be rooted in the south they are spread all over America today. Easily prone to believing conspiracies they are fond of the idea of “reverse racism”, immigrates are taking their jobs, Jews control the banks, the election was stolen and that blacks have an unfair advantage in employment solely due to affirmative action. Today they make up the majority of the Republican Party.
Those extreme Trump supporters call themselves Republicans but they are really just a bunch of Neo-Dixiecrats.
Neo-Dixiecrats by Super Science September 6, 2022
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