Citation Elements in order:1 Speaker: Dorothy Q. Thomas 2 Date of presentation: October 22, 2009 3 Title of presentation: Are Americans Human? An Ex-Patriot's Guide to the Future of Progressive Politics in the U.S 4 Hosting organization: Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, Raymond & Beverly Sackler Distinguished Lecture Series. And University of Connecticut Law School. 5 Location: Hartford, CT |
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Thomas, D. Q. (2009, October). Are Americans human? An Ex-Patriot's guide to the future of
progressive politics in the U.S. Paper presented at University of Connecticut Law School,
Thomas J. Dodd Research Center's Raymond & Beverly Sackler Distinguished Lecture
Series, Hartford, CT.
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Thomas (2009) discusses the direction of U.S. progressive politics.
Special Thanks to Trinity College as well as UConn