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Nashville model of social change is replicable for today s movements It shows that clearly articulated objectives are crucial to building credibility.   By James M. Lawson Jr., Daniel B. Cornfield and Dennis C. Dickerson April 7, 2021 11:49am Text size Copy shortlink: White supremacists have violently opposed every advance toward racial justice and social inclusion in the United States since the Emancipation Proclamation. The violent, racist desecration of the Capitol by unmasked vigilantes during the pandemic on Jan. 6 was no exception. The winning Biden-Harris team readily took the reins, answering the political will of voters to build a more inclusive society. The new administration gives us an opportunity to advance justice and social welfare, but it cannot on its own root out white supremacy and mobilize the diverse U.S. electorate.

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