After finishing this article I can't help but think that he's writing about himself for himself than anyone else. Not everyone lives in Ivory Towers or is the p

After finishing this article I can't help but think that he's writing about himself for himself than anyone else. Not everyone lives in Ivory Towers or is the partner at a prestigious law firm. I truly can't imagine this applying to any of the leftist activists I know; and by activists I mean they organize, protest, and collaborate multiple times a week. They're all working class people -- of the top of my head, off the ones i know personally, there's a retired school teacher, a caretaker for the elderly, a machinist, a waiter, an electrician, a nurse, a mechanic, an engineer, and a janitor. They all have various degrees of involvement in the leadership of the local D party and activist groups. Just who is this article aimed at? I don't mean the article doesn't have some good points, but the way it treats this as a monolithic generally true problem immediately strikes me as incorrect. Dude's in a bubble of his own to think this is sage advice that can be generally applied.