Dog Whistle Politics: How Coded Racial Appeals Have Reinvented Racism and Wrecked the Middle Class

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2014
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Abstract
Preface Learning about Racism at Harvard Law School Introduction Racial Politics and the Middle Class Chapter One The Southern Strategy and the GOP's Rise as the White Man's Party Chapter Two Beyond Hate: Strategic Racism Chapter Three The Wrecking Begins: Ronald Reagan Chapter Four Colorblindness and Whites as Racial Victims Chapter Five Updating the Whistle: Clinton and W. Chapter Six How Conservatives Get Away with Racism Chapter Seven Makers and Takers Chapter Eight What's the Matter with White Voters? Chapter Nine Obama's Post-Racial Strategy Conclusion To End Dog Whistle Politics
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Authors Ian F. Haney-López
Journal Oxford University Press eBooks
Year 2014
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