If you want the opinion of a fairly educated european white male, we see the rural US as a bunch of Cletus Spucklers. No offense. Trump's victory seems to be only the confirmation to this. I hope I am wrong.
If I may make a suggestion that has proven valuable to me as an American in the deep south: don't project your local politics and assumptions when understanding others. Only when you walk a mile in someone's shoes, do you realize most perspectives have a point and reality is fractally complicated.
Oversimplifying viewpoints or dismissing them is objectifying and othering. We all do it, but the group that does it "for tolerance" is the one that just lost an American election.
As a fairly uneducated, I have no formal education beyond high school, foreign born non-white American male who had the "luxury" of growing up in both rural Texas as well as a pretty crappy part of Houston and then Oakland, before Oakland was a refuge for well compensated techies seeking escape from high rent in SF, I'm curious how you see poor uneducated urban minorities, and what terms you would use to describe us?
And no, "we" do not all see rural US as Cletus Spucklers. You certainly do.
Save for the people who've actually been to rural America, people's opinion here of rural Americans certainly is very undifferentiated.
but that is a level you are happy with?
"we see the rural US as a bunch of Cletus Spucklers"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cletus_Spuckler
Literally a cartoon stereotype of rural Americans.
I do hope this is just an epic troll.