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Beware Resurgence of Deadly Diseases, Part 3
by Kathie MM Out, out damn deadly disease! We recently began a series on racialopathy and ethnicopathy , deadly social diseases, all too contagious in these virulent times. How can we stop them? Many diseases—think of cancer—are very complex, taking different forms, … Continue reading →
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Tagged anti-racism work, Charlayne Hunter-Gault, David Billings, Deep Denial, ethnicopathy, gentrification, Kathie MM, Mary Pugh Clark. Kathie MM, People’s Institute for Survival and Beyond, racial stereotyping, racialopathy, social diseases, The Official Study Guide, The Persistence of White Supremacy in United States History and Life, white supremacy
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