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Racism and Extremism in the U.S. Military

StoryAugust 02, 1996
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Racism has reared its head again at Fort Bragg in North Carolina. On Saturday, July 20th, two off-duty military police savagely beat a young Latino officer and two of his white colleagues. And just this week, a swastika again showed up on the base.

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