It's absurd to describe groups whose concerns have been primary focus of American politics for 50 years, who benefit from numerous policies granting preferentia

It's absurd to describe groups whose concerns have been primary focus of American politics for 50 years, who benefit from numerous policies granting preferential treatment and have whole departments in universities devoted to their interests as "disenfranchised". And that's where most attempts to be "righteous" fail: either through shallow thinking or the desire to be popular, they favor those groups that are already politically powerful and ignore the truly disenfranchised.