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Litríocht na Gaeilge, Léann na hÉireann, early modern Irish (as in Gaelic) literature, activism, LGBTQIA, teaching Irish to the Fighting Irish, feminism...founder-member of the soon-to-be-dissolved Department of Irish Language and Literature, Notre Dame
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This is a line that has long been used by white supremacists to advance the politics of white supremacy.
Vance is using it that way today, just as Rivers did 70 years ago -- to warn against the "mongrelization" of America and to urge his fellow gutter racists to be unapologetic in their racism.
Vance is using it that way today, just as Rivers did 70 years ago -- to warn against the "mongrelization" of America and to urge his fellow gutter racists to be unapologetic in their racism.
December 21, 2025 at 11:28 PM
This is a line that has long been used by white supremacists to advance the politics of white supremacy.
Vance is using it that way today, just as Rivers did 70 years ago -- to warn against the "mongrelization" of America and to urge his fellow gutter racists to be unapologetic in their racism.
Vance is using it that way today, just as Rivers did 70 years ago -- to warn against the "mongrelization" of America and to urge his fellow gutter racists to be unapologetic in their racism.