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Guide to Executive Coaching

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“You know, all this is speculating. I don't think any of us really know what's going on. I think there's always that pendulum action in American politics, and I expect Nixon to run into trouble in the next few years. I think there's going to be disillusionment over his war settlement. I think the economic problems are not going to get better and the problems in the great cities are going to worsen, and it may be that by '76 somebody can come along and win on a kind of platform that I was running on in '72.”

WatergateNixon1972 Presidential CycleGeorge Mcgovern1976 Presidential Cycle
Book:Fear and Loathing: On the Campaign Trail '72
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“The "mood of the nation," in 1972, was so overwhelmingly vengeful, greedy, bigoted, and blindly reactionary that no presidential candidate who even faintly reminded "typical voters" of the fear & anxiety they'd felt during the constant "social upheavals" of the 1960s had any chance at all of beating Nixon last year--not even Ted Kennedy--because the pendulum "effect" that began with Nixon's slim victory in '68 was totally irreversible by 1972. After a decade of left-bent chaos, the Silent Majority was so deep in a behavorial sink that their only feeling for politics was a powerful sense of revulsion. All they wanted in the White House was a man who would leave them alone and do anything necessary to bring calmness back into their lives”

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Book:Fear and Loathing: On the Campaign Trail '72
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“HST: Wasn't there a Harris Poll that showed that only 3 percent of the electorate considered the Watergate thing important? McGovern: Yeah. That's right. Mistakes that we made seemed to be much more costly. I don't know why, but they were. I felt it at the time, that we were being hurt by every mistake we made, whereas the most horrendous kind of things on the other side somehow seemed to--because, I suppose, of the great prestige of the White House, the President's shrewdness in not showing himself to the press or the public--they were able to get away with things that we got pounded for.”

Nixon1972 Presidential CycleMcgovern
Book:Fear and Loathing: On the Campaign Trail '72
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“Rassismus erzeugt Selbstwert durch Abwertung der anderen und Aufwertung der eigenen Zugehörigkeit. Diese psychologische Wirkung trägt auch zu seiner Stabilisierung und Persistenz bei. In allen Dimensionen, also der ökonomischen, der kulturellen und der psychischen, profitiert man als durch Rassismus privilegierte Person, ob man will oder nicht, und ein durch Rassismus negativ betroffener Mensch ist Risiken ausgesetzt.”

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Book:Wozu Rassismus?
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“Es geht darin um dieses Loch, das sich nie ganz stopfen lässt, weil die Entfernung einfach zu groß ist. Man spricht vielleicht die Sprache, isst das Essen und lebt auch ein Stück der Kultur. Doch am Ende bleibt das alles nur ein Hauch von dem, was sein könnte, von dem, was gleichzeitig nie sein wird. Eine Ahnung, ein Gefühl: Nostalgie. Denn hier wird man immer der andere sein. Und dort genauso. Ewig zwischen den Stühlen. Das Herz wummernd.”

HeimatRassismusHeimatlosigkeit
Book:Talking to the Moon
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“Weiße Privilegien sind wie ein unsichtbarer, federleichter Rucksack voller Sonderregeln, Versicherungen, Werkzeugen, Landkarten, Reiseführern, Codebüchern, Pässen, Visa, Kleidern, Kompassen, Notfallausrüstung und Blankoschecks.”

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Book:Weißsein als Privileg. Die Privilege Papers: [Was bedeutet das alles?] – McIntosh, Peggy – Erläuterungen – Denkanstöße – Analyse (Reclams Universal-Bibliothek)
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