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@adamkotsko my defense of lincoln on this point is that he was never a particularly ideological racist and was open enough and flexible enough to eventually be able to imagine an american democracy with black citizens as participants — PolitiTweet.org

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“The available evidence suggests that cancel culture is a fig leaf being used to cover-up baser concerns: Namely the fact that the essay collection wouldn’t sell enough to justify the slight possibility of widespread criticism.” https://t.co/xURLiaTKdN — PolitiTweet.org

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@adamkotsko Yes. Lincoln was and remains an odd duck in part because of how he was able to bracket parts of himself — like his personal racism — away from his conduct as a public official. It was not a given that, for example, he would take a meeting with Douglass. — PolitiTweet.org

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