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Definition(s) of Fascism(s) The word fascism has been used by politicians and American writers on the Left and Right for generations. Reader Input Additions and corrections will be made with input from readers of the Higher Education Inquirer. Please add your comments in the section at the bottom.
is to embarrass elite institutions by calling out a few examples that, while definitely do need to be addressed, dont always tell the full picture. is to embarrass elite institutions by calling out a few examples that, while definitely do need to be addressed, dont always tell the full picture.
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