HOOK-LINE-AND SINKER YOUNG WHITE/BLACK/ASIAN WOMEN GEN Z AND MILLENNIALS HIGHEST LEVEL OF SUPPORT FOR COMMUNISM

The Communist Democratic Party has formed a new alliance with Islam/Muslims.

The impact of indoctrination and influence in public schools and colleges, combined with media narratives from television networks and Hollywood, was clearly demonstrated in the recent East Coast election results. Communism and Islam are now significant influences on many American youth.

United States, younger adults and women (regardless of race) are generally more likely to view communism/socialism favorably or support communist/socialist-leaning policies than older adults and men.

However, "young white women" are not the single most influential demographic, as other groups, particularly young women of color, show even higher rates of support. 

Key demographic findings on support for socialism in the U.S. include:

• Age: Younger generations (Gen Z and Millennials/adults under 30) consistently show the highest levels of support for socialism compared to older generations.

• Gender: Women are generally more likely than men to have a positive view of socialism (e.g., 46% of women vs. 38% of men in one poll).

• Race/Ethnicity: Black Americans (52%) and Asian Americans (49%) have higher rates of positive views toward socialism than Hispanic Americans (41%) and White Americans (31%).

• Income: Those with lower family incomes are more likely to express positive views of socialism than those with higher incomes. 

While young women, including white women, are an important part of the overall demographic shift towards more Communist/so called socialist views, the influence is distributed across several different intersectional groups.

Women have historically been leaders and influential figures in socialist movements, such as Mary White Ovington, a founder of the NAACP and writer on socialism and the feminist movement, and Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, a prominent modern figure who identifies as a democratic socialist. 

BOTTOM LINE

the trend is one of increased openness to communist/socialist ideas among diverse younger demographics, rather than a single group holding the most influence