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New Declarations

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By Adom Getachew, Patrick Iber, David Bateman
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New Declarations By invoking the American Revolution, twentieth-century anticolonial figures connected their project with the movement for civil rights in the United States. NAACP silent protest parade in New York City in 1917 (Underwood & Underwood, Library of Congress) On September 2, 1945, as the anticolonial struggle spread across French Indochina, Ho Chi Minh presented the Declaration of Independence of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam at a mass meeting in Hanoi.
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The American Revolution in Global Retreat

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By Aziz Rana, Patrick Iber, David Bateman
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The American Revolution in Global Retreat More so than at any point in the last century, U.S. independence now seems like a parochial affair. Illustration by Anna Sorokina In 1899, against the backdrop of the Second Boer War, F.W. Reitz, the Afrikaner State Secretary of the South African Republic, issued A Century of Wrong.
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Rot and Reform - Dissent Magazine

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By Patrick Iber, David Bateman, Julie Suk
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Rot and Reform An interview with David Bateman and Julie C. Suk on the state of American democracy in 2026. Illustration by Anna Sorokina Traditionally, anniversaries serve two functions. They allow us to take stock of where we are, and they allow us to celebrate what has been accomplished with the passage of time. The 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence is coming at a low point in the country’s complex history, which makes the latter feel out of place.
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