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

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6. Very interesting observations

and a great thread. I've read some posts here that are like 'oh, it's anti-establishment!' as though that's always a great thing. It isn't if the establishment issue being discussed is actually the thing that brings about more diversity and inclusion. For example, the legal profession (which often gets slammed as establishment) was one of the first to employ fairer hiring techniques. Many have benefitted from it and it has also greatly helped the profession itself.

Also to your points. I feel this way about some of the arguments against free trade as well. I think it's far too often white union people afraid of losing more who vehemently oppose free trade deals. Blinded by rhetoric and unable to see where strong, fair and free trade deals can help create more jobs, raise wages and level the playing field worldwide.