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... United States , liberated by a national rhetoric of “ universalism ” and color blindness . What was most striking about the tumult that swept through France last fall was not how distinctly French it was , but how much it looked like ...
... United States , liberated by a national rhetoric of “ universalism ” and color blindness . What was most striking about the tumult that swept through France last fall was not how distinctly French it was , but how much it looked like ...
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... United States , French politics will be reshaped by even more vocal demands for law and order and efforts to expand the carceral state . Like their French counterparts last fall , most of the 1960s rioters in the United States did not ...
... United States , French politics will be reshaped by even more vocal demands for law and order and efforts to expand the carceral state . Like their French counterparts last fall , most of the 1960s rioters in the United States did not ...
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... United States , of pulling away the blinders of universalism and admit- ting that it has a deeply entrenched race prob- lem . That is the most important lesson of the riots . In America , as in France , color blindness as a principle ...
... United States , of pulling away the blinders of universalism and admit- ting that it has a deeply entrenched race prob- lem . That is the most important lesson of the riots . In America , as in France , color blindness as a principle ...
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