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The Politics of White Supremacy in the American Family
38:48 - 43:01 (04:13)
The grassroots movement towards family autonomy and parental rights is actually a political platform of white supremacist maternalism, designed to keep white Americans in a constant state of reliance on the government and a fear of the unknown.
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