Les Américains divisés par la scolarité?

Le genre de conclusion ou de réflexion qui suscite habituellement bien des réactions. On joue ici sur la couleur de la peau et sur la scolarité. Les Blancs qui détiennent un diplôme collégial ne votent pas comme les Blancs qui n'en détiennent pas. Ce fut le cas une fois de plus mardi.  L'article sur "The Atlantic" s'intéresse également à l'évolution de ce comportement.

 "According to exit polls, 61 percent of non-college-educated white voters cast their ballots for Republicans while just 45 percent of college-educated white voters did so. Meanwhile 53 percent of college-educated white voters cast their votes for Democrats compared with 37 percent of those without a degree.

The diploma divide, as it’s often called, is not occurring across the electorate; it is primarily a phenomenon among white voters. It’s an unprecedented divide, and is in fact a complete departure from the diploma divide of the past. Non-college-educated white voters used to solidly belong to Democrats, and college-educated white voters to Republicans. Several events over the past six decades have caused these allegiances to switch, the most recent being the candidacy, election, and presidency of Donald Trump."

https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2018/11/education-gap-explains-american-politics/575113/