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The term miscegenation was coined in a 1863 [[propaganda]] [[pamphlet]] titled ''Miscegenation: The Theory of the Blending of the Races, Applied to the American White Man and Negro''. The pamphlet was ostensibly by an [[Abolitionist]] who was in favor of "miscegenation" and the complete blending of the races, claiming it was the goal of the [[Republican Party]] to make the [[American]] race the finest on earth by "engrafting upon our stock the negro element". However, later in 1864 it was revealed that the pamphlet was a [[hoax]] written by two [[Liberals]] named George Wakeman and David Goodman Croly working for the [[Democratic Party]]. They hoped to bring ridicule upon the Republicans, the [[Lincoln]] administration, and the [[Conservative]] Abolitionist movement in general by playing on the irrational fears and bigotry of their fellow racists.<ref>[http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/Hoaxipedia/Miscegenation_Hoax/ "Miscegenation Hoax"], Museum of Hoaxes.</ref>

The term miscegenation was coined in a 1863 [[propaganda]] [[pamphlet]] titled ''Miscegenation: The Theory of the Blending of the Races, Applied to the American White Man and Negro''. The pamphlet was ostensibly by an [[Abolitionist]] who was in favor of "miscegenation" and the complete blending of the races, claiming it was the goal of the [[Republican Party]] to make the [[American]] race the finest on earth by "engrafting upon our stock the negro element". However, later in 1864 it was revealed that the pamphlet was a [[hoax]] written by two [[Liberals]] named George Wakeman and David Goodman Croly working for the [[Democratic Party]]. They hoped to bring ridicule upon the Republicans, the [[Lincoln]] administration, and the [[Conservative]] Abolitionist movement in general by playing on the irrational fears and bigotry of their fellow racists.<ref>[http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/Hoaxipedia/Miscegenation_Hoax/ "Miscegenation Hoax"], Museum of Hoaxes.</ref>

This ploy by Liberals of attacking Conservatives by impersonating them and writing incendiary or embarrassing (in their mind) works is common among Liberals, [[deceit]] being the primary [[Liberal tools | tool of the Liberal]]. Such deceit resulted in 16 states still banning miscegnation when it was legalized by the supreme court in 1967. The move sparked massive outrage by Christian conservatives in the South, who were all hippy liberals just trying to make Southerners in the 1960's "look" like they were somehow racist.

This ploy by Liberals of attacking Conservatives by impersonating them and writing incendiary or embarrassing (in their mind) works is common among Liberals, [[deceit]] being the primary [[Liberal tools | tool of the Liberal]].

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