Brexit isn't exactly a topic relevant to AAs on first glance

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2. important to note in many cases it's been "big establishments"

who have been more responsive and thus have moved to implement the demands and wants of the marginalized. From the federal government pushing emancipation (at gunpoint) and desegregation (at gunpoint) on racist local/regional Southern authorities to big corporations responding to LGBT pressure and refusing to do business or cutting back business with places like North Carolina.

Of course, that doesn't constitute a defense of the *bad* things those entities do or preclude their change for other reasons but it's never black and white.

In this case the UK establishment, for all its faults, have tried to be inclusive and more accepting if only because it's better for business.