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I see it so clearly now.
Jason Stanley’s How Fascism Works: The Politics of Us and Them is unsettling precisely because it does not treat fascism as a historical phenomenon. Published in 2018, the book examines fascism not merely as a political ideology attached to particular regimes, but as a collection of political techniques that can appear within democratic societies.
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Ukungabinamhlaba hukukwilikijelwa kwisitinge sembaco yomoya. Ukugxwileka ekuphazamisekeni nokuchwesa, ngathsi hukuva ukulilitela kwetalukati nhoomhana usatibonga usatsho ubuya yi, kusigula kwilo lhelive. Makanye, lekha ukulangatelela ingcazelo indzaba ekha isitingeletani, ukuphindzaphindza. Ukuphindzaphindzeka kwenye imvukela; nakwenye imvuselelo; nakwilo elitsha… Futhsi nh’yayiyana indlela enhtikralata hayo bese ndeleke elinye ilicwa kulhesitingeletani, kulhendzawo entja yokugodzukela kwiyo. Ukungabinamhlaba hukukwilikijelwa kwisitinge sembaco yomoya, elubhacweni
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How Black South African Transfemmes Articulate Similar Experiences Across Socioeconomic Contexts
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