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Racial Narratives and the Development of Trumpism
The Whitewashing of the American Story
Racial Narratives and the Development of Trumpism
The Whitewashing of the American Story
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History is storytelling. History is the selection of facts, placed in a specific order, to result in a specific conclusion. It’s the choice of facts, the prioritization of facts, and the ignoring of facts, that creates the narrative of history -- the narrative of the American story. The American story is the creation of specific historical events and the meanings that have been applied to them. Since America is defined by ideas and not ethnicity, it matters what narratives of America that Americans accept, support, and defend. White Narratives Matter: The Whitewashing of the American Story and How Racial Narratives Explain the Development of Trumpism uses original speeches and writings of politicians and other social leaders, from Thomas Jefferson to Tucker Carlson to explore how the White social conservative worldviewnarrative of American history developed over the past two centuries. White Narratives Matter explores how this process of fact selection, prioritization, and development of White social conservative rhetoric of the American story has defined American politics and policies, which culminated in the rise of Donald Trump and Trumpism within the American political landscape.
Table of Contents
Chapter Two: The Founders, Christianity, White Supremacy, and Modern Racial Narratives in the American Story
Chapter Three: The Founders, American Exceptionalism, and the Whitewashing of Racism from the American Story
Chapter Four: Case Study – What were Douglas and Lincoln Really Debating
Chapter Five: Dr. King and President Lincoln – Case Study in White Social Conservative Historical Whitewashing
Chapter Six: Glenn Beck – Case Study in White Social Conservative Historical Whitewashing
Chapter Seven: The 1619 Project and the White Social Conservative Whitewashing the American Story
Chapter Eight: A Non-Whitewashed Defense of the Founding Documents – Providing a Counter to the 1776 Commission White Social Conservative Worldview of an American Story
Chapter Nine: White Narratives of Black Crime – The Foundations Laid by John Calhoun
Chapter Ten: White Social Conservative Worldview Narratives and Fear of Black Crime
Chapter Eleven: How Criminal Justice Policy Reflects the History of Race
Chapter Twelve: The Rhetoric and Narrative of Justice and the Arch of the Moral Universe
Product details
Published | Jan 29 2025 |
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Format | Hardback |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 352 |
ISBN | 9781666959925 |
Imprint | Lexington Books |
Illustrations | 2 Tables, 6 Color Photos |
Dimensions | 9 x 6 inches |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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