75% of Americans side with the United Auto Workers. Why aren’t more Americans in the streets as a show of support?

When the George Floyd was killed, Americans took the streets in protest. When Donald Trump was elected president, the #MeToo movement took the streets in protest. Why don’t we see similar uprisings in support of working class Americans fighting for better wages?

Princeton historian Matt Karp nails it:

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