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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus

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James B. Greenberg is an Emeritus Professor of Anthropology in the School of Anthropology.

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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
In this essay I trace the long struggle over who counts as “We the People.” From the Constitution to Chinese exclusion, Japanese incarceration, Mexican repatriation, to Trump, it explores the enduring conflict between civic citizenship and ethnocultural nationhood. substack.com/@jamesbgreen...
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We the People: The Struggle Over Belonging in America
How competing visions of the American nation have shaped who belongs—and who has rights—from the founding to Trump.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 19/04/2026
Status isn’t just displayed—it’s engineered into everyday life. From boarding lines to debt burdens, class now shapes who moves first, who waits, and who is seen. An anthropological look at how inequality is performed—and normalized. #Class #Inequality #Anthropology
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An anthropological rant about status and class
The boarding process as a ritual of sorting and an entry point into thinking about class and status
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 20/03/2026
Oil routes burn, markets tremble, and power shifts at home. War with Iran isn’t just foreign policy — it’s an engine reshaping the U.S. economy, civil liberties, and political order. My new essay looks at the domestic stakes behind the headlines. #Iran #StraitOfHormuz #EnergyCrisis #USPolitics
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 17/02/2026
We live in a world where the consequences of what we consume are hidden from us by distance, markets, and infrastructure. What happens when obligation dissolves but impact does not? #ClimateChange #PoliticalEcology #Anthropology #Sustainability #Environment
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The Distance That Binds Us
Ecology, Morality, and the Consequences We No Longer See
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 06/02/2026
In Tututepec, a Mixtec stela still receives offerings centuries after conquest. It is not a relic, but part of a moral landscape—where humans, animals, ancestors, and place exist in reciprocal relation, obligation, and restraint. #Tututepec #Anthropology #Mesoamerica #SacredLandscape #MoralEcology
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The Moral Landscape
Animals, reciprocity, and ecological limits in Mesoamerican worlds
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 28/12/2025
Modern authoritarian states no longer need mass killing to produce mass suffering. They govern by deciding who will be protected — and who can be left exposed. #Necropolitics #Authoritarianism #Immigration #HumanRights #Democracy
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The Grammar of Abandonment
How Modern Authoritarianism Governs Through Exposure Rather Than Extermination
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 21/12/2025
What’s being built in plain sight isn’t ideology—it’s capacity. Detention, surveillance, selective enforcement, and legal ambiguity form a system that no longer depends on political will once operational. #Democracy #Authoritarianism #Power #Surveillance #RuleOfLaw #USA
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The Machinery of Oppression
How Enforcement Infrastructure Becomes the Engine of Political Power
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 14/12/2025
“Remigration” isn’t about return—it’s about erasure. A neutral word repurposed to sanitize exclusion, discipline labor, and redefine belonging as bloodline rather than civic life. Language is doing political work again. #Anthropology #Authoritarianism #Migration #Democracy
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The Return of Erasure: Remigration and the Nation’s Bloodline Logic
How Authoritarian Language Rebrands Exclusion as Administration
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 07/12/2025
Trump Trump’s attack on Somali Minnesotans reveals how whole communities become targets through tone, not law. As suspicion moves into daily life, protections weaken unevenly, showing the early mechanics of democratic erosion in the U.S. #Immigration #Democracy #AuthoritarianDrift
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From Legal Belonging to Collective Suspicion: Somali Communities and Authoritarian Drift
The Politics of Suspicion and the Slow Unmaking of Equal Citizenship
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 30/11/2025
Trump’s domestic-terrorism order reframes dissent as danger and loyalty as security, turning institutions into tools of division. What looks like policy is really a test of allegiance—and a warning about who counts as belonging and who does not. #Authoritarianism #DomesticTerrorism #Citizenship
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The New Lines of Division: Trump’s Rhetoric, Domestic Terrorism Orders, and the Politics of Loyalty
How Trump’s domestic terrorism order redraws the boundary of belonging—and why loyalty has become the hinge on which citizenship turns.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 25/11/2025
When Trump calls Americans “traitors,” he’s not venting—he’s redefining dissent as disloyalty and narrowing who counts as part of the nation. That shift has real consequences for public safety and for democracy itself. #Democracy #Authoritarianism #Treason #USPolitics
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The Autocrat’s Accusation: The Deadly Politics of Calling Americans Traitors
How Trump’s expanding use of the word traitor reveals a governing strategy, erodes democratic norms, and exposes Americans to rising political danger.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 22/11/2025
Climate models were never crystal balls—they’re tools for understanding a world in flux. Five years ago uncertainty loomed large. Now the danger comes not from what we don’t know but from how fast change is outpacing politics. The science isn’t the problem. Delay is. #ClimateChange #PublicScience
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Climate Change, Models, and the Politics of Uncertainty
Why climate models matter, why uncertainty is not our enemy, and why the real danger now comes from delay, not doubt.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 16/11/2025
The science is settled. The timeline is not. The new denialism isn’t disbelief—it’s delay. #ClimateAction #ClimateDelay #FossilCapital #DiscoursesOfDelay #Policy #Power #Anthropocene
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Climate Delay as Policy
How Power Turns Truth Into Inaction
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 12/11/2025
Why do so many deny what they can already feel and see? Climate denial isn’t ignorance—it’s meaning preservation, a cultural defense against moral reckoning. #ClimateChange #Denialism #Anthropology #PoliticalEcology #PublicAnthropology
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The Logic of Denial: Climate Change and the Preservation of Meaning
How culture, faith, and fossil capital converged to turn scientific evidence into moral resistance.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 06/11/2025
A century ago, Edward Bernays taught America how to sell with emotion. From Madison Ave to MAGA rallies, we’ve become fluent in persuasion and strangers to truth. The question now is what we’ve sold of ourselves. #Propaganda #Democracy #Bernays #Advertising #Authoritarianism #MediaCulture
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The Century of Persuasion: How Madison Avenue Rewired the American Mind
The Rise of Emotional Capitalism and the Fall of Public Reason
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 02/11/2025
Between Halloween and the Day of the Dead, we flirt with the border between life and death. Our fascination with vampires and zombies reveals how power feeds, obedience spreads, and the living forget what it means to be alive. #Anthropology #Necropolitics #Authoritarianism #DayOfTheDead #Democracy
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The Living and the Dead: An Anthropology of Power and Obedience
Vampires, Zombies, and the Necrostate We’re Becoming
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 01/11/2025
Trump’s Asian trade deals were hailed as triumphs, but behind the spectacle lies fragility. Allies play to his ego, not his strength—managing his volatility while rebuilding global trust without him. #Trump #Trade #Economy #Asia #Authoritarianism #GlobalPolitics
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The Illusion of Trump’s Asian Trade Deals
The Spectacle of Strength and the Economic Fragility Beneath It
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 31/10/2025
Born at the dawn of the atomic age, I grew up watching mushroom clouds on TV. A lifetime later, Trump’s order to restart nuclear testing revives the old theater of annihilation—where destruction itself becomes the language of power. #NuclearSpectacle #Authoritarianism #ClimateJustice #StatePower
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“Dormant since 1992, the Nevada Test Site remains the nation’s only facility capable of full-scale nuclear detonations. Its very name—security site—carries an irony: for decades, the desert has served...
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 30/10/2025
When I first read Orwell’s 1984, it felt like science fiction. Today it reads like journalism. Big Brother isn’t fiction anymore—it’s Clearview AI, data brokers, and loyalty scoring dressed up as administration. #Surveillance #Authoritarianism #Orwell #CivilLiberties #Democracy #PoliticalEconomy
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Constructing 1984: The Enemy Within and the Authoritarian Surveillance State
How the “enemy within” frame is weaponizing surveillance, turning contracts and databases into tools of authoritarian control
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 29/10/2025
Hurricane Melissa was not just another storm. While the seas rise, the state erases the evidence. Denial doesn’t stop the damage—it shifts the costs, silences the vulnerable, and turns disaster into political theater. #ClimateCrisis #HurricaneMelissa #PoliticalEcology #ClimateDenial #Democracy
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When the Storm Speaks and the State Goes Silent
Rising seas, silenced science, and the political economy of denial
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 28/10/2025
Trump’s war on universities isn’t about budgets. It’s the authoritarian playbook—a ritual purge erasing inquiry, silencing memory, and hollowing the civic infrastructure of democracy. #Trump #Universities #Authoritarianism #HigherEd #Anthropology #Pluralism #AcademicFreedom
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Trump’s War on Universities
Ritual Erasure and the Attrition of Civic Infrastructure
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 27/10/2025
DEI is being weaponized: inclusion recast as betrayal, equity as tyranny. This isn’t rollback of civil rights—it’s a rewriting of who belongs in America. #DEI #Belonging #Exclusion #CivilRights #Authoritarianism
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The Weaponization of DEI: From Civil Rights to Cultural Erasure
How Trump’s rollback of diversity and inclusion is less about policy than about rewriting belonging, legitimacy, and citizenship itself
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 26/10/2025
On Oct 20, demolition began on the East Wing. Two days after No Kings Day, Trump answered protest with a palace. Architecture is no longer background—it is the script of power. #NoKingsDay #Democracy #Authoritarianism #Architecture #Trump #History
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Trump’s Palace: Monumental Architecture and the Performance of Sovereignty
Monuments as Power, Palaces as Sovereignty
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 26/10/2025
White Christian nationalism isn’t new. It’s a revival—rooted in conquest, slavery, and segregation—dressed up as patriotism and faith. The struggle isn’t only against policies, but against who counts as American. #WhiteChristianNationalism #Democracy #History #CivilRights #ReligionAndPolitics
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One Nation Under God: The Deep Roots of White Christian Nationalism
How religion, race, and power forged a sacred story of belonging that still shapes American politics
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 24/10/2025
Trump isn’t a puppet or a fool. His intelligence lies in spectacle, improvisation, and domination. That makes him more dangerous, not less. #Trump #Authoritarianism #Spectacle #Democracy #Politics
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The Politics of Spectacle: Improvisational Dominance and the Erosion of Governance
Improvisational dominance, ritual politics, and the dangerous intelligence of performance
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 23/10/2025
White Christian Nationalism collapses America’s plural worlds into one sacred story. Cultures are never fixed—our shared dynamism may be the best defense. #Pluralism #Anthropology #Democracy #Culture #ReligionAndPolitics
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One Nation, Many Realities
How White Christian Nationalism Collapses America’s Plural Worlds into a Single Sacred Story
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 22/10/2025
Trump’s grotesque AI videos aren’t rants. They’re ritual acts of sovereignty, where humiliation becomes justice and spectacle becomes rule. To confront authoritarian power, we must first read the machinery of meaning. #Spectacle #Authoritarianism #SymbolicPower
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Spectacle, Scatology, and the Authoritarian Mind
Symbolic Warfare in the Age of Generative Media
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 21/10/2025
Is Trump a Russian asset? That may be the wrong question. His open volunteering to the fraternity of autocrats—through flattery, spectacle, and sabotage—poses a deeper threat to democracy. #Trump #Putin #Authoritarianism #Disinformation #NationalSecurity #Democracy
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The Volunteer: Trump, Putin, and the Theater of Affinity
Trump’s admiration for Putin is not espionage but affinity—a ritualized theater of power that weakens institutions, corrodes alliances, and leaves the republic exposed.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 20/10/2025
Trump’s America First policy, mafia-style diplomacy, and gutting of research budgets have left America weaker, more isolated, and open to rivals abroad. #ForeignPolicy #AmericaFirst #Trump #Alliances #PoliticalEcology #SoftPower #TradeWars #NecronStateAbroad
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Trump’s Disastrous Foreign Policies
How Trump’s mafia-style diplomacy, tariff wars, and gutted research budgets left America weaker, isolated, and more vulnerable abroad.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 19/10/2025
Citizens stood shoulder to shoulder against intimidation. The No Kings Day protests reveal the courage, solidarity, and moral clarity required to resist creeping authoritarianism. #NoKingsDay #CivicCourage #Authoritarianism #DemocracyUnderThreat #Protest #Resistance #CommunitySolidarity #Freedom
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The No Kings Day Protests
Defiance, Civic Courage, and the Moral Ecology of Resistance in the Age of Authoritarian Drift
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 18/10/2025
Trump’s war talk isn’t about cartels—it’s about power. Venezuela is the stage, but the real target is democracy at home. #Authoritarianism #Venezuela #WarOnCartels #PoliticalEcology #Neocolonialism #Democracy
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Why Trump May Want a War with Venezuela
From Cartels to Conflict: How a Manufactured Threat Serves Authoritarian Power
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 17/10/2025
When grief becomes mandatory, it stops being personal and starts being political. The U.S. is punishing people not for what they do, but for how they feel. That’s the machinery of the necrostate. #Authoritarianism #Necropolitics #Citizenship #FreeSpeech #GriefPolitics
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How the U.S. is turning mourning into a loyalty test and grief into grounds for exclusion
How the Necrostate Punishes Dissent Through Visa Revocation
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 16/10/2025
Authoritarianism doesn’t arrive overnight. It creeps in through silence, loyalty tests, and rituals that make the unthinkable seem normal. Trump’s tolerance of Nazi sympathizers shows how drift becomes culture. #AuthoritarianDrift #DemocracyUnderThreat #AnthropologyOfPower #FascismWithoutDoctrine
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Authoritarian Drift and the Normalization of Extremism
How silence, loyalty, and spectacle move the boundaries of the possible until extremism becomes ordinary
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 15/10/2025
We surround ourselves with things, but lose each other in the process. Commodities promise identity and security, but deliver loneliness, resentment, and fertile ground for populism. #CommodityIdentity #Anthropology #Populism #Democracy
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Commodity Identity
How a society built on consumption leaves us rootless, reshapes our relationships, and turns grievance into political power
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 14/10/2025
They chant the pledge but betray its meaning. Trump is trampling the First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, and Fourteenth Amendments. You will have no rights under a dictatorship. #Democracy #BillOfRights #Authoritarianism #Project2025 #CivilRights
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The Pledge Republicans Fail to Understand
Why allegiance to the Republic means defending the Bill of Rights, not dismantling it
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 13/10/2025
Trump said the shutdown would “inflict on Democrats.” It’s more than a budget fight. It’s a loyalty test — a rehearsal for Project 2025, where Social Security, disaster aid, and universities become levers of obedience. #Shutdown #Project2025 #Authoritarianism #Democracy #HigherEd #SocialSecurity
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The Shutdown as Loyalty Test
How Trump turns fiscal deadlock into a weapon for Project 2025 — reshaping trust, silencing dissent, and teaching Americans to live as subjects of favor rather than citizens of a republic.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 12/10/2025
Speaker Johnson says it’s “procedural.” But blocking Adelita Grijalva from taking her oath because she would vote to the release the Epstein files. At stake also is who decides who may sit in Congress. #AdelitaGrijalva #EpsteinFiles #SpeakerJohnson #Democracy #Disenfranchisement #Authoritarianism
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The Epstein Files and the Silencing of Adelita Grijalva
Why Speaker Johnson is blocking a duly elected representative and what it means for democracy.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 11/10/2025
October 18 is being framed as treason, and ordinary acts of citizenship are recast as betrayal. The phrase “Hate America” is no longer rhetoric—it’s a governing logic. #Democracy #Repression #Protest #Rights #Anthropology #HateAmerica
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The Enemy Within: The Politics of Repression in America
How dissent is reclassified as disloyalty and the state turns citizens into suspects.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 10/10/2025
Trump’s is trying to military dictatorship, but the Republic is not yet lost. Authoritarianism thrives on resignation. The tools of resistance are still here—in our courts, our states, our civil society—if we choose to use them. #Democracy #Authoritarianism #RuleOfLaw #CivilSociety #Resistance
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The Republic Is Not Yet Lost
How institutions, law, and civic culture still hold tools to resist authoritarian capture, if we choose to use them
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 09/10/2025
At Quantico, Trump declared war on the “enemy within” & told generals: fall in line or resign. The purge has begun—new forces, watchlists, loyalty tests. What starts with silence can end with repression. #Quantico #Democracy #Authoritarianism
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The Generals’ Ultimatum — Purging the Last Independent Institution
How Trump turned Quantico into the stage for a purge, ordering the military to fall in line and declaring war on Americans as the “enemy within.”
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 08/10/2025
Helicopters, raids, families torn apart. Immigration enforcement has become spectacle, bureaucracy a weapon, compassion a crime. What happens when fear redraws the boundaries of belonging? #Immigration #Democracy #Resistance #Authoritarianism
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The Long Shadow of Separation
How immigration raids turn neighborhoods into stages of fear, bureaucracies into weapons, and compassion into defiance.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 07/10/2025
Implementing Project 2025, Trump is methodologically dismantling of freedoms—speech, press, assembly, due process, the vote, and thought itself. And using fear to try to convince us to live as if our liberties were already lost. #Democracy #Authoritarianism #Trump #CivilLiberties #Anthropology
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Constructing a Military Dictatorship: A Strategic Outline of Authoritarian Drift
How Trump is dismantling the Bill of Rights piece by piece, turning freedoms into privileges, and training Americans to live as if their liberties were already gone.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 06/10/2025
When I was growing up, I could not have imagined a government shutdown. Today, Trump has turned shutdown into a governing tool—punishing opponents, stripping agencies, and reshaping democracy itself. #Shutdown #Authoritarianism #Project2025
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The Shutdown as Strategy: Authoritarianism by Other Means
How Trump has transformed government shutdowns from rare breakdowns into deliberate weapons to punish opponents, reallocate resources, and remake the state.
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 05/10/2025
What once seemed like fringe entertainment now fuels authoritarian politics. Conspiracy theories aren’t sideshows—they’re working technologies of power. #ConspiracyTheories #Authoritarianism #Democracy #Disinformation #Trust
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The Gospel of the Hidden Hand: Conspiracy Theories in Authoritarian Politics
How conspiracy theories migrate from fringe beliefs to political weapons of authoritarian power
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 04/10/2025
Once it came from Radio Moscow. Today it comes from within: divide, scapegoat, inflame. The “culture war” isn’t about culture—it’s an authoritarian playbook. Let’s not fall for it. #CultureWars #Authoritarianism #Democracy #Scapegoating #USPolitics
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When Culture Becomes a Weapon
How culture wars and scapegoating divide Americans and pave the way for authoritarian rule
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 03/10/2025
I am in mourning for America. At Quantico, Trump and Hegseth didn’t announce a dictatorship — they performed it. Words reclassified dissent as insurgency, turning citizens into enemies. #MourningAmerica #Quantico #Authoritarianism #Democracy
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Mourning America: Quantico and the Drift Toward Military Rule
How Trump and Hegseth’s Quantico speeches blurred the line between politics and war, recasting dissent as insurgency and democracy as a battlefield
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 02/10/2025
When a government starts treating words as crimes, democracy falters. Trump’s reclassification of language isn’t policy—it’s preparation for repression. #FreeSpeech #Authoritarianism #Trump #Democracy
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The Criminalization of Language
How Trump is Turning Words Into Evidence and Speech Into Dissent
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 01/10/2025
Trump’s “enemy within” rhetoric isn’t bluster — it’s cultural work. Words recast dissent as treason, cities as battlegrounds, and neighbors as expendable. Preparations for military dictatorship are already underway. #EnemyWithin #Authoritarianism #DemocracyAtRisk #NoDictatorship
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Prelude to Military Dictatorship
The “enemy within” and the militarization of American politics
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 30/09/2025
Trump’s new executive order doesn’t just police actions—it criminalizes belief. By redefining dissent as extremism, it turns suspicion into law and civic life into compliance. #FirstAmendment #FreeSpeech #SurveillanceState #Authoritarianism #Democracy
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The Grammar of Dissent
Executive power, surveillance, and the slow suffocation of democratic life
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James B. Greenberg, Professor Emeritus @zavaletas.bsky.social · 29/09/2025
The U.S. immigration system isn’t broken—it’s designed. Winners profit from cheap labor, detention contracts, and political spectacle. Losers live in precarity, stripped of rights and trust. #Immigration #BorderPolitics #Labor #Democracy
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Engineering Exclusion: How U.S. Immigration Sustains Instability
Exploitation is not a failure of the system—it is its foundation.
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