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Project 2025 is a plan about how to regulate and control people of color, including how they organize, work, play and live. It seeks to regulate what they do with their bodies, how they advocate for their rights, and how they build family and community — all while disregarding the historical injustices and contemporary persecution they have experienced.

Arjun Sethi, adjunct professor of law at Georgetown Law
Who's behind Project 2025? Some have racist writings, background - USA Today

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… of engagement with foreign governments and peoples throughout the world. Country names, borders, leaders, technology, … the same. Although the Department has also evolved throughout the years, at least in the modern era, there is one … of engagement with foreign governments and peoples throughout the world. Country names, borders, leaders, technology, … - page 170
… Department is the principal agency responsible for carrying out the President’s foreign policy and representing the … Department is the principal agency responsible for carrying out the President’s foreign policy and representing the … - page 170
… department. This can be done by taking these steps at the outset of the next Administration. Chapter Department of … department. This can be done by taking these steps at the outset of the next Administration. … service and civil … - page 173
… The interaction of political appointees must be routine and operational rather than incidental or occasional, … The interaction of political appointees must be routine and operational rather than incidental or occasional, … - page 173
… circumstances. The Secretary of State must revoke most outstanding C-175 authorities that have been granted to … circumstances. The Secretary of State must revoke most outstanding C-175 authorities that have been granted to … - page 175
… the Secretary of Defense, and other agency heads to flesh out and advance the President’s foreign policy. Bureaucratic … the Secretary of Defense, and other agency heads to flesh out and advance the President’s foreign policy. Bureaucratic … - page 176
… office is intended to bring together experts inside and outside the State Department to coordinate U.S. government … office is intended to bring together experts inside and outside the State Department to coordinate U.S. government … - page 176
… for decades. Now that this reality has been accepted throughout the government , the State Department must be prepared … for decades. Now that this reality has been accepted throughout the government, the State Department must be prepared to … - page 176
… more honest assessments about who are - 2398 more honest assessments about who are friends and who are not. This reorientation … of State Page number 179 … more honest assessments about who are friends and who are not. This reorientation … - page 179
… above all, it will require a very honest perspective about the nature and designs of the PRC as more of a threat … above all, it will require a very honest perspective about the nature and designs of the PRC as more of a threat … - page 179
… most prosperous, if not the most prosperous, country in South America to being one of the poorest. Its Communist … against this significant but underestimated threat in the Southern Hemisphere. Chapter Department of State Page number … most prosperous, if not the most prosperous, country in South America to being one of the poorest. Its Communist … - page 181
… interests of the United States. The Republic of Korea (South Korea) and Japan are critical allies for ensuring a … interests of the United States. The Republic of Korea (South Korea) and Japan are critical allies for ensuring a … - page 182
… hostile and human rights-abusing PRC) to Central and South American countries. “Re-hemisphering” manufacturing and … hostile and human rights-abusing PRC) to Central and South American countries. “Re-hemisphering” manufacturing and … - page 184
… other countries and regions in the world. Yet Central and South America are moving rapidly into the sphere of … other countries and regions in the world. Yet Central and South America are moving rapidly into the sphere of … - page 184
… the - 2451 can nations and not abandon the region. Without U.S. leadership, the region may tumble further into … number 184 … can nations and not abandon the region. Without U.S. leadership, the region may tumble further into … - page 184
… the Western fold and a NATO ally. This includes a vigorous outreach to Tiirkiye to dissuade it from “hedging” toward … the Western fold and a NATO ally. This includes a vigorous outreach to Tiirkiye to dissuade it from “hedging” toward … - page 185
… minerals, proximity to key maritime shipping routes, and its collective diplomatic power ensure the … policy goals on issues such as Hong Kong occupation, South China Seas dispute arbitration, and Taiwan. Chapter … minerals, proximity to key maritime shipping routes, and its collective diplomatic power ensure the … - page 186
… as a hedge against the U.S_’s deteriorating position in Djibouti; and a focus on supporting American companies involved … as a hedge against the U.S_’s deteriorating position in Djibouti; and a focus on supporting American companies involved … - page 186
… are treated fairly and to build productive reciprocity. Outside the EU, trade with the post-Brexit U.K. needs urgent … are treated fairly and to build productive reciprocity. Outside the EU, trade with the post-Brexit U.K. needs urgent … - page 188
… the wake of Brexit, EU foreign policy now takes place without U.K. input, which disadvantages the United States, given … the wake of Brexit, EU foreign policy now takes place without U.K. input, which disadvantages the United States, given … - page 188

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