Outlawing Fascistic Racist Speech
Michael Hoover
hoov at freenet.tlh.fl.us
Fri Mar 24 09:26:27 PST 2000
> >Aren't the people who are most susceptible to racist/fascist/homophobic
> some of the most downtrodden
>
> no. yoshie posted something about the religious right being more affluent
> than people had thought. this argument, above, has been overturned often
> in the social science literature. it has also been overturned in the
> studies of who supported nazism in germany.
> kelley
Above reminds of Seymour Martin Lipset's 'working class authoritarianism'
in _Political Man (1960) that S. M. Miller & Frank Reisman thoroughly
critiqued in *British Journal of Sociology* in early 1960s. Lewis Lipsitz
did same in *American Sociological Review* in mid-1960s.
Richard Hamilton's decidedly non-marxist _Class and Politics in the United
States_ (1972) notes that Joe McCarthy's electoral support did not come
from working class. Michael Hoover
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