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William A. Darity Jr. and
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Jack Reid
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Paul M. Farber
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How White Evangelicals Tour the
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Lauren R. Kerby
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How Athens, Georgia, Launched
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Tanya Harmer
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Stephen Douglas, Jefferson Davis,
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Michael E. Woods
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Judkin Browning
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