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    Virginia’s Governor’s Race May Hinge on Debates About Public Schools

    Channeling conservative, white anger about public schools is a long-running political strategy.
    by Elizabeth Gillespie McRae, Lisa Levenstein via Made By History on November 2, 2021
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    Marjorie Taylor Greene Is Just the Latest Radical White Woman Poisoning Politics

    Such women have long pushed American politics to the right, and their ideas have become mainstream.
    by Elizabeth Gillespie McRae via Made By History on February 6, 2021

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