There was something I saw years ago (probably on Facebook) that talked about what the generations think of each other. For GenX, one of the younger generations considered us "racist." That really surprised me. Then I thought about it for a bit. I thought about how many friends, or friends of friends, who said racist shit. And how I didn't say shit about it. My best friend's Missouri rural cousins how whispered "salt and pepper" when they saw an interracial couple. I thought about the movies I watched - white guys being the best boxers and martial artists. Sure, movies like 48 Hours challenged stereotypes, but still working within the stereotypes - Eddie Murphy was still a crook, or a bum, or a ghetto kid turned cop. I figured we weren't racist, because we weren't as racist as previous generations. But for GenX'rs who don't believe society should have changed, who didn't look at themselves...yeah, Trump's shit will still sell.