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Race, Gender, and Class in the Tea Party: What the Movement Reflects about Mainstream Ideologiesby Burke, Meghan A.

Tonya M. Williams

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Espousing a shared commitment to Constitutionalism and ideological fixation with the founding principles of individualism, liberty, free markets, and limited government, the Tea Party movement has ...

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Espousing a shared commitment to Constitutionalism and ideological fixation with the founding principles of individualism, liberty, free markets, and limited government, the Tea Party movement has ...

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Espousing a shared commitment to Constitutionalism and ideological fixation with the founding principles of individualism, liberty, free markets, and limited government, the Tea Party movement has ...

Key concepts: Mainstream, Ideology, Race (biology), Gender studies, Movement (music), Class (philosophy), Tea party, Sociology

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