No, he wants to blame affluent white progressives for attempting to help minority groups. That way it's totally not racist.
Bozo thinks he had a potential political career fucked over by someone overly concerned about racial identity politics and has been bitching about it here ever since. He doesn't even get the history right. The Democrats began abandoning majoritarian middle class economic interests long before the party began championing progressive social issues. The abandonment of majoritarian middle class economics goes back at least to Carter's administration and sped up with Clinton's first election. And while that abandonment aligns to some extent with the economic interests of big Democratic donors, it wasn't driven by their financial interests. It was driven by the fact that they got the shit kicked out of them by Reagan running on a small government platform. Democrats looked at their pro-labor political messages and this result and the conclusion they drew was that America was deeply conservative:
From ~1980 to 2012, the party tried to split the baby on "narrow social issues" pretty much every election. They were for civil rights but also tough on crime. They wanted abortion to be safe, legal, and rare. They didn't think gay people should be able to get married, but thought they should be able to enter into civil unions. Etc. They very much thought American politics was about turning a dial that had a clear "left" and "right" on it, and thought that by landing right in the center of that dial they could win.
The party didn't really begin embracing a politics focused on embracing social issues until around 2012, when Obama came out in support of gay marriage, which was in response to a growing shift in public sentiment in support of gay marriage. They then became a bigger deal during Trump's first term in response to his white supremacy and particularly in 2020 after George Floyd, and the party finally actually embraced abortion as a political issue during Biden's administration after the repeal of Roe. But again, these were all in response to shifts in public sentiment; the poll nerds just looked at that and said "hey the center of the dial is actually left of where it used to be now, we have to move to the new center."
Where the party actually failed is that they completely forgot that political figures can change public opinion and thought the answer to all of politics was in simply chasing public opinion to triangulate perfectly in the center on as many issues as you could. But Bozo doesn't get to play the victim in that story.