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We are all Rachel Dolezal now

27 August 2020

1:46 AM

27 August 2020

1:46 AM

As late as 2014, most Americans felt there was no need for the country to make any changes to address black-white inequality. 2015 was the year the future arrived. Donald Trump rode down the escalator. Ta-Nehisi Coates’s Between The World and Me was a publishing sensation. Freddie Gray died in Baltimore.

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