Idaho's Southern Accent: Confederates, White Flight and the Aryan Nations

Jill Gill

Idaho's Southern Accent: Confederates, White Flight and the Aryan Nations

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Abstract

This teach-in was presented by Dr. Jill Gill of the Department of History at Boise State University on November 2, 2017.

Was the Aryan Nations’ arrival in Idaho (C. 1970s-2000) merely the work of outsiders—an unwanted invasion by out-of-state racists who misrepresented and shamed Idahoans in the eyes of the nation? Or were they part of a larger trend that tied Idaho to the confederate South consistently throughout its history? And where does Idaho most strongly align today: with the forces of human rights or with that of white backlash? Let’s glance at historical patterns, so you can decide.

Original language	American English
Media of output	Online
State	Published - 2 Nov 2017

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Cultural History
Political History
United States History

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