This is a September 2017 editorial article, yet:
It’s strange that we’re at the point where this needs to be said: a black politician is not necessarily the best politician to promote black interests, and a female politician will not necessarily serve women’s interests better than a man would. Race produces a set of lived experiences that inform our political perspective, but identity cannot be used as a mitigating factor for political shortcomings.
And
But writing off Clinton’s leftist critics as necessarily motivated by gender bias was sexist in itself.
Are a couple things that still are pervasive as then among the Democrat party and some of the left, after eight whole years.
Like racism, misogyny, transphobia and other xenophobia come out like a river of sludge from the conservative right wing, and Democrats pick and choose little bits of this bigotry to float in their messaging to write off their critics, as if they were going fishing in this sludge.
Strictly based on where the jagged points are and where the strokes end, I would say the word written was uůẃnwu.