CHE SIGNIFICA MONGRELIZER IN INGLESE
definizione di mongrelizer nel dizionario inglese
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «MONGRELIZER»
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mongrelizer nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
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1
Rabble Rousers: The American Far Right in the Civil Rights Era
... imitated the Blast manifesto issued by Pound and Wyndham Lewis in 1914: "
Now damn all race-mixers/ The stink: Roose, Harry and Ike/ God bless Jeff/Jax
and John Adams/Also Abe/Loathe carpet-bag/Despise scalawag/ Hate
mongrelizer.
2
The History of Anti-semitism: Suicidal Europe, 1870-1933
... we declaim him, we have made him our new Baruch"), treated Maritain as "
mongrelizer of the races," and even gave Stalin some credit during the Great
Purge. "For this man of the people, brutal and primitive, the fatherland has a
meaning, ...
3
Let the People Decide: Black Freedom and White Resistance ...
(Their contemporaries used terms other than “moderate” to describe those who
went further and defied Jim Crow head-on: “Communist,” “subversive,
mongrelizer.”) The radical changes in southern society that accompanied the
Second World ...
4
American Patriotism in a Global Society
Even when cultural change is brought by global forces, an endangered group will
define an enemy — usually another group — to occupy the role of mongrelizer.
Not to define an enemy is of course to capitulate. So the effort to preserve group ...
5
Restructured Resistance: The Sibley Commission and the ...
But these men confronted an often hostile public; after an open schools speech in
Atlanta, some segregationists convinced of the validity of resistance called
Muggsy Smith a "scalawag, communist, mongrelizer, [and a] Bolshevik."23 Early
in ...
Jones," a "nigger lover" and "mongrelizer." THE EPIC OF ASHTON JONES con,;
nued ery to the "peace" of a dark, musty four-foot by six-foot punishment ell.
Ashton Jones' trial and his extended stay in jail had stirred the consciences of
some ...
achieved. There can be demonstrated no evidence of equality among individuals
as to health, capabilities or intelligence. Each race is better equipped for certain
things that are beyond the abilities of the other races. The mongrelizer would ...
8
End Racism in the United States with a White Sword
My effort is to set up, hypothetically, the only circumstances under which a slave
could have been a 'mongrelizer of the white race, during the years of chattel
slavery given the stringent circumstances of his life. However, if you rule out
these ...
HUBERT HUMPHREY, a lifetime mongrelizer who initiated his original political
campaigns in Minnesota with a clenched fist, now expects the South and America
in general to accept him as a conservative. MARTIN LUTHER KING has been ...
10
Neither Black Nor White
We believe the race-mongrelizer is degenerate. . . . We are organized to root out
every degenerate preacher, civic leader, P.TA. mongrelizer, school board official,
Commissioner, pinko professor, lawyer, or politician who uses his honorable ...
Wilma Dykeman, James Stokely,
1957