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In the Age of Trump and at a time of resurgent white nationalism, understanding the long history of racial scapegoating in American politics has never seemed more important.
That’s why we’re hoping you’ll use The Great White Hoax as a tool for opening up discussion and debate about our current political moment and the direction of the resistance.
Here are nine quick & easy things you can do right now to help us spread the word about this film, maximize its potential as an organizing tool, and get it out to as many people as possible:
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3. Send this tweet to your followers. |
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4. Share the trailer on Facebook. |
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5. Host a screening on your campus or in your community. |
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6. Ask your public library to purchase a copy of the film so that it’s available at no cost to your community. |
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7. If you’re a professor or a student, ask your university library to purchase a copy of the DVD so that it’s available to everyone on campus as a classroom resource. |
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8. If your school or public library has streaming access, share this link with everyone you can. |
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9. Consider a donation to help us in our grassroots distribution efforts. |
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For too long, discussions about identity politics have centered on people of color, leaving white people off the hook. By focusing squarely on how American political leaders of both parties have expertly targeted the racial fears, anxieties, and grievances of white voters to score political points and consolidate power, Wise offers an entirely different way to understand not only the rise of Donald Trump, but also the larger flight of white working-class voters from the Democratic Party since the 1960s.
Please help us spread the word about The Great White Hoax through your grassroots networks!
