Book

Resistance from the Right

Conservatives and the Campus Wars in Modern America

Lauren Lassabe Shepherd

2023

The University of North Carolina Press

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Book Review

What the New Right Learned in School

Many of today's most influential right-wing tactics and arguments have their roots in 1960s-era college campuses.

by Emily M. Brooks via Contingent on November 17, 2024
Q&A

Modern Conservatism Was Born on College Campuses. So Why Does the GOP Hate Them?

Leaders of the political right learned lessons from the 1960s that still inform the movement today.

by Ian Ward, Lauren Lassabe Shepherd via Politico Magazine on September 4, 2023
Book Excerpt

Possibilities for Propaganda

The founding and funding of conservative media on college campuses in the 1960s.

by Lauren Lassabe Shepherd via Lapham’s Quarterly on August 30, 2023
Book Review

The Right Uses College Campuses as Its Training Grounds

Conservatives love to bemoan their supposed status as oppressed minorities in universities. But the college campus has long been a key site for the Right.

by Scott Wasserman Stern via Jacobin on August 17, 2023

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Police arresting a protestor at U.T.-Austin.

College Administrators are Falling Into a Tried and True Trap Laid by the Right

Throughout the 1960s and 70s, conservative activists led a counterattack against campus demonstrators by demanding action from college presidents, courts, and police.

by Lauren Lassabe Shepherd via The Conversation on April 26, 2024

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