#29: Republicanism and Blackness with Anesu Ndoro '21, Anthropology

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Anesu spent his pandemic thesis year investigating Black conservative Republicans in the U.S., and examining how ideas of family connect Black conservatives and the Republican party. Reed community members can read Anesu's thesis, “Family Matters: Black Conservatives and Political Belonging in the Republican Party,” online in the Electronic Theses Archive: https://rdc.reed.edu/i/3ce6c4c5-1e39-43dc-b42f-c569a36b800b

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