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episodes” (Nash 39) as being an important part of global history is to deny that there exists white supremacy or racism. In order for the next generation of children to impart a fair and unbiased view of all race, class and gender, history must then be allowed to emerge from the depths of tragic consequence in order to benefit them a more tolerant perspective than what has been reflected by the American skinheads. Those who adopt such stringent convictions must also understand that if people are never to know the horrors of the past, ultimately they will not be successful at defending themselves against “those who would abuse or annihilate them” (Nash 39). Bibliography References Anonymous. “Militia terror..,” Maclean’s, vol. 111, (1998) : January, pp. 62(1). Bivins,

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