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Understanding design exclusion,d neoconservative wings of the movement. This chapter traces the roots of color blindness back to the founding of the nation and makes note that the concept was at the core of liberal racial ideology, but around the seventies conservatives shrewdly co-opted the concept to bolster their own racial ag

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Policing and Human Intelligence,tive black social movement activists. Chapter . focuses on the involvement of African Americans in the grassroots black anti-abortion movement. Prisock argues the key distinction of conservative African American social movement activists is their tendency to place themes such as racism and racial co

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Policing and Human Intelligence,ericans in the anti-gay marriage and school voucher movements. Both black and white conservative anti-LGBTQ activists utilize the argument that sexuality is a social construct that provides the opportunity of an individual to change while simultaneously essentializing race as a biological construct:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-35287-4dent anti-civil rights white voters—chasing what former President Nixon called “fools gold”—has made increasing significant support among Blacks virtually impossible. Black Republicans become essentially an electorally captured group whose influence lies predominantly in the ideological realm, as cr

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