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The Chinese Communist Party relies on anti-Japanese propaganda as one of its favorite tools for mobilizing the masses.

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“Immigrants are the backbone of L.A., and queer people have always been at the heart of building community and mobilizing others,” said Alpuche.

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Which camp — progressives or mainstream Democrats — will ultimately be better mobilized in what is likely to be a low turnout election is to be seen.

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In this sense, hagiography is not simply about remembering the dead: It mobilizes the living.

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The right-wing ethnonationalist backsliders mobilize electoral support for themselves by vilifying minorities of various kinds, especially those with relatively little power or electoral clout.

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