Racism is tolerated from "summary" of It Was All a Lie by Stuart Stevens
Throughout history, racism has been a pervasive force in American society. It has reared its ugly head in various forms, from slavery to segregation to the systemic inequalities that continue to plague our nation today. Despite the progress we have made in combating racism, there is still a long way to go. One of the most troubling aspects of racism in America is the fact that it is often tolerated, even by those who claim to be against it. When we talk about racism being tolerated, we are referring to the idea that many people are willing to turn a blind eye to racist behavior or language, either because they do not see it as a problem or because they are too afraid to speak out against it. This tolerance of racism is a dangerous trend that allows bigotry and prejudice to fester and grow unchecked. In his book 'It Was All a Lie,' Stuart Stevens highlights the ways in which racism is tolerated in American society, particularly within the Republican Party. He points to the party's embrace of racially divisive rhetoric and policies as ev...
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