"Urban America" became a [[dogwhistle]] for Democrat-controlled cities with large African American populations after the 1965 Civil Rights Act. By 2020, seventeen of the twenty most violent cities in America had Democrat mayors, 2 had "Independent" mayors, and only 1 had a Republican.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/the-media/2020/06/29/washington-post-only-17-of-20-most-violent-cities-are-run-by-democrats-so-trump-is-wrong/</ref> In most cases, the most violent cities had not elected a Republican mayor or Republican controlled city council in 50, 60, and 70 years. The [[Democratic party]] became the norm, or system, in these urban enclaves. | "Urban America" became a [[dogwhistle]] for Democrat-controlled cities with large African American populations after the 1965 Civil Rights Act. By 2020, seventeen of the twenty most violent cities in America had Democrat mayors, 2 had "Independent" mayors, and only 1 had a Republican.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/the-media/2020/06/29/washington-post-only-17-of-20-most-violent-cities-are-run-by-democrats-so-trump-is-wrong/</ref> In most cases, the most violent cities had not elected a Republican mayor or Republican controlled city council in 50, 60, and 70 years. The [[Democratic party]] became the norm, or system, in these urban enclaves. |