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@SWGoldman @varadmehta “The taming of the West” by Americans was, ideologically, very much about the extension of racial control. Post-Reconstruction white reconcilliation, for example, held out the West as where white Americans could unite free of the racial others that divided them. — PolitiTweet.org

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@SWGoldman @varadmehta Right. Slave society shaped the meaning of “whiteness” as much as it stamped “blackness” with notions of inferiority. To be white was to be free, to be black was to be subject to control, and critically, to be white was the right to subject racial others to that control. — PolitiTweet.org

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@SWGoldman @varadmehta What’s more, the history of Michigan in the 20th century is very much the history of intense racial conflict. — PolitiTweet.org

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