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Thou Art My Battle Axe: Dog Whistles, Prison Papers, and the Politics of Revolution

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2024-08-02

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The Christian Identity movement combined genuine critiques of material economic and carceral conditions with historic anti-Semitic and anti-Black biases and conspiracy theories. They created a distorted liberation theological justification for mass murder and domestic terrorism. The movement didn't die, and still exists today.

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