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Jonathan J. Mize

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Scholar and non-fiction writer. Fusing logic, creativity and intuition. 2020 UNT Philosophy BA.

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Jonathan J. Mize's Blog: Jonathan's Political Analysis

The Oddity That is ‘Xenophobia’

Source: John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe/Getty Images

To be completely fair, we don’t ever see Mexican people holding up signs saying “My ethnicity is not a food”; and we don’t ever see Irish people waving banners that say “My ethnicity is not a cute little leprechaun logo”, do we?

Of all the isms and phobias that the modern left stockpiles, “xenophobia” is likely the most subtle and perplexing one. All it means is “the fear of outsiders or foreigners Read more of this blog post »

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