I said Upper Middle Class not upper class. The majority of the rich yuppy upper class obviously won't support the majority of our issues. They wouldn't because the majority of them haven't dealt with the issues most of us have. The middle and upper middle classes deal with racial issues on a daily basis. They are also discriminated against in the corporate world thanks to affirmative action. They in turn slowly become receptive to our cause.         Thats where I must disagree, the middle classes maybe but the upper classes I think would be the most turned off by the name. The upper classes, I think would be hesitant to be associated with the name (although they might financially support) until that group became mainstream or in a powerful position.  I am not saying the name is bad--because its not