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AdvertisementDamn, white supremacy is resilient.— Chad Williams (@Dr_ChadWilliams)AdvertisementTo be clear, this wasn’t a presidential election, it was just a survey on how much this country loves racism and most white people checked the box for “very satisfied”— Robin Thede (@robinthede)Maybe it’s the series I’m writing on race and money but my heart is so heavy. Whoever wins, I live in a country in 2020 where so many have viewpoints that aren’t that much different than the time in which my people were enslaved and that is making me cry right now. — Michelle Singletary (@SingletaryM)AdvertisementAdvertisementOur beloved country is having an identity crisis. We are divided by values, lost in hate, torn by beliefs &amp; conflicted by morals. We need a therapy session, a dose of political courage &amp; strong conviction to handle local politics while America sorts itself out. — Julia Mejia (@juliaforboston)AdvertisementDasia Moore is the Globe Magazine's staff writer. E-mail her at . Follow her on Twitter . Deanna Pan can be reached at . Follow her on Twitter .

AdvertisementDamn, white supremacy is resilient.— Chad Williams (@Dr_ChadWilliams)AdvertisementTo be clear, this wasn’t a presidential election, it was just a survey on how much this country loves racism and most white people checked the box for “very satisfied”— Robin Thede (@robinthede)Maybe it’s the series I’m writing on race and money but my heart is so heavy. Whoever wins, I live in a country in 2020 where so many have viewpoints that aren’t that much different than the time in which my people were enslaved and that is making me cry right now. — Michelle Singletary...

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