Define white privilege. Explain how the concept of white privilege is linked to W. E. B. DuBois’s notion of a “wage of whiteness.”

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A: Elections are the procedure through which people select their representatives. It has many stages. T...

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A: Hindu Nationalism generally refers to the social and political thought based on the cultural and spi...

Q: What is Hindu Nationalism?

A: Nationalism may be understood as an individual’s love for its own nation. Nationalism is more likely...

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