This is such a great example of Augustan satire! Pope's Dunciad for example not only took the new publishing climate to task in the original text, it meant to inspire reprintings, and essentially create a lengthier and meatier text of indictment by the objects of the satire themselves. Essentially there are folks that realize that there is an unbroken line between colonialism and the present day, some who think that white supremacy is the natural order of things, and some who think that the line between the racist past and is present is in fact broken. For those of us concerned about, looking at, and hoping to change the legacy and perpetuation of racism in this country, the article is a delight. For those not interested in coming to terms with the violence and injustice of our past, you create a much longer, often delightfully surprising, often painfully expected article, with the quotes from the American Renaissance further rephrased, oregonianized. 

I look forward to more!