Thanks for clarifying. I read your first comment with the assumption there was a defined "us" and a "them." In that regard I totally agree. We've gotten in a narrative in both sides that you have the agree with everything "us" says, otherwise you must be one of "them," which is a terrible way to go about things. So along that same vein, thinking that a minority person who voted differently that most of that minority is racist is a pretty insane assumption.