The Radicalization of the 1990s

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The radicalization that happened in the 1990s is what got some of these people sort of booted out of respectable conservative circles. Sam Francis started talking about the need to, you know, talk about white identity and the white race is something that was positive and needed to be built upon. That was one step too far for a lot of the people who would be previously publishing him. So that is indeed, I think, an interesting moment in the 90s.

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