"fascisize" meaning in English

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          "text": "Race riots in Detroit, anti-Semitism in New York, a Smith-Connally bill in Congress, or the railroading of 17 Mexican boys to prison in Los Angeles—are not to be challenged merely as isolated incidents, but as acts of a systematic program to fascisize America.",
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