The most American thing of all
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The flag
From “Know Your Place: Helping White, Southern Evangelicals Cope with the End of The(ir) World” by Justin R. Phillips Whiteness
Theories of white supremacy infiltrated every sector of life
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The supposed norm
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Justifiable reasons to enslave some and not others
Theories of organizing peoples have existed since the beginning of recorded human history, but the systematic implementation of these theories
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To rationalize what you already want to do
My academic mentor, ethicist Glen Stassen, once told a story that sums up why people, even moral people, do terrible
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Sit, listen, and share
One such example of choosing who I would dialogue with came from joining a student group devoted to racial reconciliation
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Whites tend to live as if we are unmarked racially
I hated coming to the realization of what people of color potentially faced every day: I was a body; I
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