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White Identity and Terror in America

Thinking about the Events of Charlottesville

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Melvin Rogers August 16, 2017
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Mayoral Statements on Confederate Memorials

Misrepresentation and Misrecognition, yet again (Part Two)

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Michael Weinman June 12, 2017
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Russia is Our Friend

The Alt-Right, Trump and the Transformation of the Republican Party

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Sanford Schram May 17, 2017
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