[Rockingham]

The better point is that the politics of the '64 civil rights act opened up new divisions based on race, such as de facto racial quotas in hiring, contracting, and educational admissions, policies of reverse discrimination against whites, and a progressive and Black racialist ideology that scorns the traditional ideals of America revered and followed by most white Americans.

The elite's ideological hostility toward the country as founded is reflected in their frequent description of blameless ordinary Americans as racist. This kind of badgering is a source of genuine and well-founded resentment against culpable elites. Notably, although inadequately credited, race relations in America have never been better between ordinary Americans and are better here than anywhere else in the world.

[wita]

“Notably, although inadequately credited, race relations in America have never been better between ordinary Americans and are better here than anywhere else in the world.”

Your factual quote deserves repeating, and repeating.

“Notably, although inadequately credited, race relations in America have never been better between ordinary Americans and are better here than anywhere else in the world.”