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I first encountered the race/class debate as a live issue in the early 1970s, in theĀ New Communist MovementĀ debates that emerged out of…
[This is the keynote address to theĀ conference on Anti-Fascism in the 21st Century, held at Hofstra University on Nov. 2 and 3.…
Inflation and the fight against it is on the public agenda today in a way not seen since the 1970s. Adolph Reed Jr. leads…
Source: The Real News Network There is no doubt that racism is real and has negative consequences for peopleās lives,ā Adolph…
My point is that itās more effective politically to challenge the inequality and injustice directly and bypass the debate over whether it should be called āracism.ā
By reducing all of black Americans’ concerns to race or exploiting the idea of a singular black vote” in the first place, the elite political class continues to undermine our ability to organize the majoritarian social movement we need to combat the ruling-class assault on all working people in the United States
How todayās focus on āracial disparityā can distort our understanding of structural inequality
Democratic neoliberalism has generated its own version of a left wing that not only has little place for the working class; it even denigrates them
What those striking are now bravely confronting in Atlantic City should resonate deeply with American workers, their unions, and beyond
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