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  1. Witnessing Conspiracy Theories: Developing an Intersectional Approach to Conspiracy Theory Research

    … their status as “subjugated knowledges” (Bratich 2008), this dissertation argues that conspiracy theories can be vectors of anti-oppressive resistance against systemic forces that disenfranchise racial, gender, and class minorities. Conspiracy theories are not a homogenous phenomenon; they …

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