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    1. David W. Congdon‏ @dwcongdon Sep 23

      32. As late as 2008 Debra Thompson, in an article titled "Is Race Political?," has to make the case for seeing race as fundamentally political. She points out that politics is generally understood as concerning "the relationship between the state and society."

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    2. David W. Congdon‏ @dwcongdon Sep 23

      33. Thompson points out that "feminist, Marxist, and critical race theorists have long argued that the superstructures of patriarchy, capitalism, and white supremacy infiltrate and exist beyond the state arena . . . and as such, everything is political."

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    3. David W. Congdon‏ @dwcongdon Sep 23

      34. Unfortunately, this is precisely what APS has historically denied, and the division between political science and political theory since the mid-20th century was constructed precisely to avoid the axiomatic truth that "everything is political."

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    4. David W. Congdon‏ @dwcongdon Sep 23

      35. Thompson also highlights the discipline's "elite-focused and colour-blind approaches to the study of politics." She connects this to the assumed classical liberalism: "The focus on the state suggests a particular colour-blindness inherent in the liberal idea of equality."

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    5. David W. Congdon‏ @dwcongdon Sep 23

      36. Thompson is touching on a key issue in the American political order: the liberal Lockean system written into our Constitution basically only recognizes two actors: the state and the individual. Structures that don't fit these categories are essentially invisible.

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    6. David W. Congdon‏ @dwcongdon Sep 23

      37. It is this colorblind racism, this underlying inability to see individuals as belonging to socially constructed identities and systems—those analyzed by critical theorists—that has made constitutional law incapable of addressing matters like institutional racism.

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    7. David W. Congdon‏ @dwcongdon Sep 23

      38. Sidebar: I am also the editor in law and legal history at Kansas, and some of the same issues I see in political science are replicated in this field as well. But the big difference is that legal *historians* are much more attuned to structural matters like race.

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    8. David W. Congdon‏ @dwcongdon Sep 23

      39. Here's the point: if you want to study gender, sexuality, race, class, and other systemic issues in the American political order, you will likely not enter a political science program but rather a field like American studies, African studies, English, sociology, or history.

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    9. David W. Congdon‏ @dwcongdon Sep 23

      40. APS is structurally and historically designed to explain the white liberal capitalist order, and to do so by using quantitative methods involving survey and statistics. APS largely examines "what is," not "what should be"—and only what is mathematically visible.

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    10. David W. Congdon‏ @dwcongdon Sep 23

      41. It is probably no surprise that, according to the Langbert survey, the more math-heavy fields are more conservative. Political science, computers, physics, mathematics, economics, and engineering all have Dem to GOP ratios under 10:1.pic.twitter.com/Bjw3xBs8ud

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      Jordan Sack‏ @JordanTSack Sep 24
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      I see the bar for threads these days is quite low.

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