Lessons from North Carolina: Race, Religion, Tribe, and the Future of America by Nichol, Gene R.

Lessons from North Carolina: Race, Religion, Tribe, and the Future of America (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781958888018)

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Lessons from North Carolina: Race, Religion, Tribe, and the Future of America by Nichol, Gene R.

Lessons from North Carolina: Race, Religion, Tribe, and the Future of America

$16.95
Lessons from North Carolina: Race, Religion, Tribe, and the Future of America by Nichol, Gene R.

Lessons from North Carolina: Race, Religion, Tribe, and the Future of America

$16.95
Format: Paperback
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North Carolina had a big, unfortunate headstart on now-common attacks on democratic institutions-the lessons learned as NC makes its way out of the chaos can benefit other states. Attacks from the radical right will plague the entire nation for the foreseeable future, and now is the time to seek out the causes and find the path to remedy them. In his most personal book yet, Indecent Assembly author Gene Nichol, takes on, unsurprisingly, race, religion, poverty, higher education, constitutionalism, movement politics, the meaning of North Carolina proper. He forecasts the future of democratic promise in the state, the South, and the United States.

This book is not reportage, but rather a cri de coeur, with inspiration and aspiration for the next generation.



Author: Gene R. Nichol
ISBN-10: 195888801X
ISBN-13: 9781958888018
Publisher: Blair
Language: English
Published: 04/25/2023
Pages: 250
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.55lbs
Size: 8.90h x 5.90w x 0.50d
By Gene R. Nichol
By Gene R. Nichol
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Gene R. Nichol is a law professor, commentator, and author of Indecent Assembly: The North Carolina Legislature's Blueprint for the War on Democracy and Equality (Blair) and The Faces of Poverty in North Carolina: Stories from Our Invisible Citizens. He was director of the UNC Poverty Center until it was closed by the UNC Board of Governors for publishing articles critical of the then governor and General Assembly. Since 2015, his research has been supported by the North Carolina Poverty Research Fund.

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