The grassroots movements of workers and the unemployed formed a crucial part of the process that led instead to the emergence of the New Deal and the development of new and expanded forms of working-class organization
The truth is that statues are a thing of the past only as long as they stand quietly in squares, as indifferent to us as we are to them
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Itās not a COVID-19 economy. Itās a capitalist economy, the instability of which has been rendered even more unstable by the current COVID-19 health crisis
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Like Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump will desecrate sacred ground to shamelessly promote his hollow but dangerous political ambitions
Itās fascinating to see pundits on CNN, MSNBC and other networks now discussing āsystemic racismā after theyād spent months during the Democratic presidential primaries in panicked overdrive propping up āthe system.ā
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For a variety of reasonsārewarding giant corporations,Ā getting reelected, andĀ dominating the worldāTrump remains fixated on āwinningā the arms race
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