A new Manhattan Institute poll of 2,593 Democrats confirms what moderates have long argued: the "Woke Fringe" represents just 11% of the party yet dominates its discourse, while nearly 2-to-1 Democrats want to move toward the center. The channel is connecting that dynamic to a broader pattern of elite institutions—universities, media outlets, and academia—amplifying a loud minority while suppressing dissent, backed by evidence ranging from an 88% self-censorship rate at Northwestern and Michigan to decades of unaccountable misfires by celebrated intellectuals like Noam Chomsky and Richard Falk.
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