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Sometimes bandit leaders negotiated particularly advantageous conditions from the government, such as conferral of military rank upon themselves, a closing of the book in regard to their past actions, and control of their forces free from direct administrative control. Without once uttering the words of his album's title (which sprung from a neighbor's comment overheard by his wife), Keith speaks crystal-clear, un-PC volumes about the conferral of privilege and the iconography of a continually in-flux experience of contextual whiteness placed in combat with conspicuously non-white cultures. As is to be regretted, a targeted assignment to deal with this problem is nowhere to be discerned in permanent reorganizations of research institutions, including the conferral on them of the status of federal establishments. |
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