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crimethinc.com
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| | | | | How a right-wing reaction toppled the left government in Brazil-how the authoritarian left government paved the way for this-and why anarchists must differentiate ourselves from all statist parties. | |
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escalatingidentity.wordpress.com
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| | | | | by CROATOAN, April 2012 Contents Synopsis I. Identity-Based Organizing II. Institutional Struggles Over the Meaning of Anti-Oppression Politics a. On the Non-Profit Industrial Complex (NPIC), Again b. Politicians and Police Who Are "Just Like Us" c. Anticapitalism and the Material Reproduction of "Race" and "Gender" d. The Racialization of Rape and the Erasure of Sexual... | |
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catalyst-journal.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text critiques Black Lives Matter (BLM) for its reliance on ethnic politics and racial identity, arguing that this approach is insufficient for achieving social justice. It highlights how BLM's focus on race overlooks broader class struggles and the systemic issues rooted in neoliberalism, such as the carceral state and zero-tolerance policing. The author emphasizes the need for a more inclusive, class-based analysis that recognizes the interconnectedness of racial and economic inequality. The text also critiques the dominance of identitarianism in leftist politics, which hinders the development of a unified movement capable of addressing the root causes of police violence and systemic oppression. It concludes by advocating for a politics of... | |
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www.dorfonlaw.org
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| | | by Neil H. Buchanan One of the metaphors that occasionally tips into overuse in US political discourse is the hair-on-fire formulation, as... | ||
