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The GOP, Black “Underclass,” and Working-Class Studies
In the frenzy of the Republican race for the presidential nomination, candidates have appealed to conservative populism through racially coded appeals evoking the dependency of the black “underclass” on government handouts. Late last year, former Speak of the House Newt … Continue reading
Posted in Contributors, Guest Bloggers, Issues, Working-class politics
Tagged 2012 election, Gingrich, GOP, Republican primary, Romney, underclass, welfare reform
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