... recruited into militias in order to fight the Native Americans (Lipsitz 3). "The power of whiteness depended not only on white hegemony over separate race groups, but also on manipulating racial outsiders to compete with each other for white approval seek the rewards and privileges of whiteness."(Lipsitz 3) " "Although reproduced in new form in every era, the possessive investment in whiteness has ... ...

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... lives of minorities better, and give them more jobs, the government was "discriminating" against the whites. In addition, the view that an "intrusive, bureaucratic government- was taking good care of "outsiders, criminals, and protesters- but neglected the needs and fears of the ordinary working people; this also accelerated the departure of liberalism. Finally, many believed that the government had grown "too ... ...

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