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Feb 2024
56m 45s

The Threat of White Christian Nationalis...

THE LINCOLN PROJECT
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In the third episode of “The Threat of White Christian Nationalism”, host Reed Galen is joined by investigative journalist and author Katherine Stewart. They discuss how the white Christian nationalist movement is driven by a cohort of leaders and organizations that form a deep organizational network, how the attack on public education is part of a larger pr ... Show More
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