David Zerangue

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The privatization of land; the militarization of commerce; the strict policing of work and social life: collectively these laws were the “liberal reforms.” They were liberal to the extent that they concealed their core racism behind the principle of equality of opportunity in the marketplace—a principle that applied, of course, only to those who had money.
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