Word: supremacists
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...Fighting For White Rule Former Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith died an unreformed white supremacist last month at 88. Time reported on Smith's regime just before he defiantly declared independence from Britain to preserve white minority rule...
...white.” In some of the training materials, for example, students were given definitions of pertinent vocabulary. The term “racist” was defined as “one who is privileged and socialized on the basis of race by a white supremacist (racist) system. The term applies to all white people.” Conversely, students were told that a “non-racist” is “a non term…created by whites to deny responsibility for systemic racism.” This is not the stuff...
...ethnicity likely played at least some part in his defeat. Despite a college-era conversion from Hinduism to Catholicism and his close alignment with the passionately pro-life wing of the GOP, Jindal could not convince rural voters in the state's north, who had voted for white supremacist David Duke less than two decades earlier, to give him their support. Not easily dissuaded, Jindal ran for and won the congressional seat vacated by Senator David Vitter one year later. He was elected freshman-class president, and within a month of taking office, he masterminded a photo...
...pressure rather than host people associated with the ruling regime in Iran. “Harvard led the way in reforming South Africa during the 1980s by applying political and economic pressure,” Tagg Romney said. “Harvard never would have invited a white supremacist or apartheid supporter to speak.” In his talk, Romney focused on his father’s ideals and the qualities that he said made him the best candidate for president. Calling his father the “best problem solver I know,” Romney stressed...
...staunch conservative - who converted from Hinduism to Catholicism as a teenager - has traveled often to northern Louisiana, hitting up churches and pressing the flesh. The strategy appears to have worked, as Jindal handily won the areas he lost to Blanco four years ago and that heavily supported white supremacist David Duke's bid for the governorship in 1991. Perhaps realizing the difficulties of running to lead a state that has by and large elected white males to higher office, Jindal worked to minimize the significance of his ethnicity on the trail, using variations on the theme of, "the only colors...