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…to replace the social controls of that had been removed by the Emancipation Proclamation and the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution [(1865)], and were thus intended to assure continuance of white supremacy" ("black codes…

…a different shape, as I have mentioned earlier, one that witnessed the re-awakening of opposition to white supremacy. It marked the countless strikes in Durban, the Soweto uprising of 1976 and the ascendance of black consciousness movements as well as other…

…their beliefs in white supremacy. The white men chained Byrd to the back of their pickup truck and dragged his body along a rough dirt road. When his body was found, his head and right arm were missing. Within a week of this incident, two copycat crimes occurred…

…races, as it would end white supremacy. The slave codes could easily be changed to suit the needs of the slaveholders, if slaves became difficult to control, and more likely to run away the slave patrols would pick them up, if the slaves complained about…

…States who have been victims of systematic, long-term, violent, White Supremacy have been Native Americans. And Native Americans, like Afro-Americans, have been predominately powerless economically and politically. This points to the conclusion…

…stripped away from them and did not have an elaborate set of laws constructed to keep them segregated in society as Blacks have. The only community of people in the Untied States who have been victims of systematic, long-term, violent, White Supremacy have…

…of people in the Untied States who have been victims of systematic, long-term, violent, White Supremacy have been Native Americans. And Native Americans, like Afro-Americans, have been predominately powerless economically and politically. This points…

…in the Untied States who have been victims of systematic, long-term, violent, White Supremacy have been Native Americans. And Native Americans, like Afro-Americans, have been predominately powerless economically and politically. This points…

…to be organized in order to form a new Union of (all) South Africans. He threatened the government that if they did respond before establishing a white supremacy constitution, that he would incite a strike of all black workers throughout the nation for three days…

…the nights of waking up to the cries of his aunt’s whipping sessions, despite the brainwashing of white supremacists, despite having no mother or father, despite the rations of meager amounts of food and clothing, and despite the unspeakable cruelties, he survived…