Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party (39 page)

N

NAACP,
119
,
142

Nast, Thomas,
234

National Conference on Race Betterment, the,
128

national debt,
147

National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA),
137

nationalization,
148–49
,
153

natural rights,
72
,
101

Nazarbayev, Nursultan,
245

Nazi Germany,
13
,
150–51
,
163

Nazi party,
13
,
63
,
153
,
155–56
,
158
,
162
,
166
,
169

Nazism,
150
,
161

NBC
Dateline
,
210

negative eugenics,
128

Negro a Beast, The
,
110

Negro, a Menace to American Civilization, The
,
110

Negro Project,
13
,
116
,
126–27
,
161

“neo-slavery,”
103

Nesner, Samuel,
37

#NeverHillary,
264

#NeverTrump,
264

New Deal,
78
,
120–21
,
133–34
,
136–37
,
151–54
,
162
,
167–68

New Jersey,
116
,
132

New York,
27
,
31
,
76
,
108
,
128
,
129
,
180
,
186
,
188
,
220
,
234–35
,
247

New York City,
161
,
232–33

New York Democratic Party,
234

New Yorker
, the,
124

New York Historical Society,
65

New York Times
, the,
14
,
34
,
38
,
228
,
234
,
242

New York Zoological Society,
157

Nineteenth Amendment,
14–15

1924 Immigration Act,
158

Nitti, Frank,
178–79
,
205

Nixon, Richard,
5
,
90
,
143–44
,
182
,
185
,
231

No One Left to Lie
,
2

North, the,
68
,
73
,
76
,
83
,
86
,
111
,
126
,
254

Northwest Territory,
72

Notes on the State of Virginia
,
46

O

OAS,
35

Obama, Barack,
3–7
,
12
,
22–24
,
27–28
,
38–39
,
62
,
65
,
70
,
119
,
138
,
146–50
,
163–64
,
169
,
171–73
,
188
,
191
,
226–27
,
229–30
,
243
,
247–48
,
252
,
256
,
259
,
262–64

Obamacare,
24
,
146
,
148

Obamaphones,
138

Oberlin College,
105

O’Brien, Denis,
35

O’Hare airport,
184–85

Old Hickory,
49
.
See also
Jackson, Andrew

Oliver Twist
,
176

Olson, Barbara,
239

Omi, Michael,
21

101st Airborne,
143

Orwell, George,
99–100

Osorio, Claudio,
33–34

P

Paine Webber,
188

Palladino, Jack,
216–17

Parks, Rosa,
105

Passing of the Great Race, The
,
156

patriotism,
17
,
55
,
225

Patterson, Orlando,
68

Paxton, Robert,
152

Peace Democrats,
67
,
86–87
.
See also
Copperhead Democrats

Pellicano, Anthony,
216

Pendergast, Tom,
231

Pepper, Claude,
134

Perdue, Sally,
216

Peron, Evita,
223–24

Peron, Juan,
223–24

Petraeus, David,
226

Phillips, Kevin,
143

Plagues and Peoples
,
46

Planned Parenthood,
12
,
115–16
,
123
,
156
,
161

plantation model,
20

plantations,
59
,
69
,
104
,
122

plantation system,
96
,
98

Playboy
,
174
,
181

Plessy, Homer,
111

Plessy v. Ferguson
,
111–13

Plunkett, George,
234–35

Plunkett of Tammany Hall
,
234

Polk, James K.,
68

popular consent,
80

popular sovereignty,
67
,
78–81
,
85–86

Port-au-Prince,
32
,
34
,
36

positive eugenics,
128

poverty,
18–20
,
190
,
223

pragmatism,
259
,
262

Preval, Rene,
35

Princeton University,
132

principles,
69–70
,
78
,
100
,
132
,
160
,
182
,
184
,
235
,
253
,
259
,
261–62

private industry,
21
,
148
,
150
,
152
,
166

private wealth,
21

progressive cover-up,
6
,
194

progressive elites,
225

progressive media,
38
,
42
,
214

progressive movement,
5
,
12
,
123
,
160
,
176

progressive plantation,
19
,
139

progressive racism,
19
,
120–22

Prudential Securities,
188

Public Broadcasting Service (PBS),
39

public schools,
20
,
142
,
147
,
181

Q

Qaddafi, Muammar,
226–29
,
241

Qaddafi, Saif al-Islam,
229

Qatar,
244

R

racial unification,
21

racism,
7–9
,
17
,
19
,
21
,
91–92
,
96–97
,
103
,
108–10
,
112–14
,
120–22
,
123
,
129
,
131–34
,
138
,
140
,
142–44
,
149
,
169
,
187–88

Rainbow-PUSH Coalition,
241

Rankin, Jeannette,
14

Rankin, John,
136–37

rape,
134
,
194–96
,
198
,
204–5
,
210
,
214

Ray, Richard,
239

Reagan, Ronald,
256
,
258–63

Reagan Doctrine,
260

Reaganism,
260

reconciliation,
184
,
189
,
207

reconstruction,
95
,
104–6
,
110–11
,
139
,
230
,
254

Reconstruction Act of 1867,
94

Red Cross,
32

redistribution,
19

re-enslavement,
95–96

Reich, Robert,
7–8

Reid, Harry,
235

Republican Party,
7
,
10
,
16
,
28
,
38–39
,
41–42
,
59–60
,
67
,
69
,
73
,
80
,
82–83
,
85
,
100
,
102
,
105
,
116
,
126
,
140
,
142
,
253–54

Residence, The
,
219

Reveille for Radicals
,
173
,
184

Revolutionary War,
49
.
See also
American Revolution

Reynolds, Mel,
240

Reynolds, William Bradford,
242

Rich, Denise,
241–43

Rich, Marc,
241–43

right to choose,
79–80

Riordan, William,
234

Rising Tide of Color Against White World Supremacy, The
,
156

Rivers, Dorothy,
241

Rivers, Eugene,
19

Robards, Rachel Donelson,
49–50

Robert “Red Bone,”
236–37

Roberts, John,
257

Roberts, Virginia,
249

Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra,
186–87

Rockwell, Norman,
243

Rodham, Hugh,
37
,
239

Rodham, Tony,
240

Romney, Mitt,
262

Roosevelt, Franklin D. (FDR),
13
,
120
,
133–36
,
167
,
255

Roosevelt, Theodore (“Teddy”),
110–11
,
129

Roper, Moses,
203

Rosatom,
246

Rosovsky, Henry,
208

Ross, Edward A.,
156

Ross, John,
52–55
,
62–63

Rowan, Carl,
63

Rudin, Ernst,
155–56

Rules for Radicals
,
173
,
184

rural paternalism,
19

Russell, Richard,
139
,
142

S

Safire, William,
2

Salida Capital,
245–46

Salvation Army,
32

Sanders, Bernie,
4
,
38
,
45
,
145
,
194–97
,
204

Sanford, Mark,
209

Sanger, Margaret,
12
,
115–16
,
123–24
,
126–29
,
130
,
132
,
144
,
155–59
,
161

Saudi Arabia,
244
,
246

Scalawags,
106

Schecter, Alan,
172

Schivelbusch, Wolfgang,
162–63

Schlesinger, Arthur,
43
,
48

Schweizer, Peter,
27
,
242
,
244
,
246

Scott, Robert,
172

“second Bill of Rights,”
167

Seminole tribe,
51

Senate Committee on the District of Columbia,
135

serfdom,
22
,
97
,
252

Sevier, John,
50

Seward, William H.,
87

Shafer, Byron,
140

Sharpton, Al,
188

Shaw, George Bernard,
160

Sherman, William Tecumseh,
104–5

Sherman’s Directive
15
,
104

Sholto gang,
176

Sixth International Malthusian and Birth Control Conference,
128

60 Minutes
,
213

Slate
,
152

Slave Narrative Project,
203

slavery

      
abolition of,
93
,
101–2

      
Abraham Lincoln and,
81–83
,
87
,
259

      
Civil War and,
68
,
254

      
Democrats and,
10–12
,
15
,
18–19
,
22
,
66–67
,
69
,
78–81
,
84–88
,
97
,
114
,
117
,
122
,
125–26
,
131
,
198
,
201
,
230
,
254–55

      
vs. enslavement,
22

      
Founders and,
70–73
,
253

      
Hillary Clinton and,
165
,
252

      
historians of,
68

      
justification of,
73–76
,
122

      
Ku Klux Klan and,
95

      
Mary Boykin Chestnut and,
200

      
as “positive good,”
10
,
67
,
76–78
,
80
,
96

      
progressives and,
42

      
Republicans and,
9–11
,
28
,
91

slave states,
85–86

slave trade,
72

Smith, Adam,
160

Smith, Howard,
15

social Darwinism,
12
,
129–30
,
132
,
156
,
158–60

socialism,
76
,
148–49
,
153
,
160
,
162

socialists,
149
,
151