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Richard Hanania Returns: How Status Competition Created the Culture War

From the New World

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The Politics of the 1960s and 1970s

"It's very fascinating if you go back to like the 1960s and 1970s," he says. "This is sharped at 1.0, not like the politically correct sharped of today." The black community often had 'sharp in types' who claimed to speak for it but were actually intimidated by white working-class leaders. He adds that while there was some violet pushback from lower whites, they took a different route than managerial class.

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