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‘Hail Trump’ salute recalls a powerful message of hate

  • Written by Stephanie Schorow, Adjunct Professor of Professional Writing, Regis College, Regis College

During a Nov. 22 celebration of Donald Trump’s election triumph, members of a far-right organization, the National Policy Institute, were filmed extending a stiff arm in the iconic “Heil Hitler” salute of Nazi Germany. Ensuring there would be no mistaking the gesture, National Policy Institute President Richard Spencer shouted,...

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