In this thought-provoking clip from our full interview, philosopher and author Scott M. Coley explores how racial resentment and propaganda have been used to persuade poor and working-class white voters to vote against their own economic interests. Drawing from his book Ministers of Propaganda: Truth, Power, and the Ideology of the Religious Right, Coley traces the political strategy from Nixon to Reagan, analyzing how race and economic austerity have shaped voting behavior in the U.S.

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