These are the standing dossiers of The Record: accounts of the documented history, assembled from primary sources and maintained as the record grows. They are not news items and carry no expiration; each page is revised whenever the archive is. Every quotation is sourced, and every source is listed on the page that cites it.
Cornerstone DossierJim CrowThey Told Us Why They Built It: The Men, the Laws, and the Ledgers of American Apartheid, 1877-1965-- Open the dossier --Standing FeatureThe Southern StrategyHow a Party Went Hunting Where the Ducks Are: The Documented Record of the G.O.P.'s Courtship of the White Segregationist Vote, 1961–2005-- Open the dossier --Standing FeatureThe DixiecratsBirmingham, 1948: The Revolt That Put the White Segregationist Vote on the Open Market-- Open the dossier --Standing FeatureThe Intent StandardDoes Racism Require a Racist? The One Question Underneath Every Argument on This Site, and the Court That Answered It-- Open the dossier --Standing FeatureThe Great ReplacementA French novelist gave it the name in 2011. An American gave it the argument in 1916, and Congress gave that argument a statute in 1924. It has since been cited by name in the manifestos of men who murdered worshippers in Pittsburgh, shoppers in El Paso and grandmothers in Buffalo. It is now recited from podiums, in tidied-up language, by people who will tell you with a straight face that they have never heard of it.-- Open the dossier --
