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A consistent pessimism in regard to man's rational capacity for justice leads to absolutistic political theories; for they prompt the conviction that only preponderant power can coerce the various vitalities of a community into a working harmony. The Raw Food Masters Culinary Showcase, sponsored by Vitalities, Inc. Social-scientific measurings of these populations--from the obsessive detailing of bodies, vitalities, and diseases to the charting of occupations, feelings, intelligences, and sexualities--sought to block their reproduction in order to ensure a "pure" white race for the future of "America. |
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