Award-winning historian. Professor Emerita. Author of four books. Another in the hopper. My share of op-eds in NYT, WaPo, CNN, Time, & Smithsonian Magazine.
Karen L. Cox is a historian and professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte who specializes in and has written extensively on Southern history.
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As a taxpayer, I would actually prefer that you *not* continue to fund the fascist military machine that is being used to kill and kidnap people from our communities.
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I need yโall to realize this. Black people experience this lack of visibility all the time when it comes to being victims.
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I recommend doing a word search for "proof beyond a reasonable doubt."
And explanation of disenfranchisement of urban areas.
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The bottom 50% of Americans control $4.2 trillion in wealth.
When 925 people control more wealth than half a countryโs population, we have a very serious problem.