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Sunday, January 28, 2018
The Exclusion of Black Resistance Should the consumers not question what's being sold to them as representing a "woman," that is, a Black woman--part of the package deal representing a Black family?
Sunday, January 28, 2018The Exclusion of Black Resistance Should the consumers not question what's being sold to them as representing a "woman," that is, a Black woman--part of the package deal representing a Black family?
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Wednesday, July 11, 2012
A Few Good Women: Response to "Why Women Still Can't Have It All" Anne-Marie Slaughter is writing for the women who seek leadership positions, who pursue and maintain "their place on the highest rungs of their profession," preferably the political profession, and who assumed, unlike their mothers, that they, women born in the 1950s, would be able to "have it all." Have all of what?
Wednesday, July 11, 2012A Few Good Women: Response to "Why Women Still Can't Have It All" Anne-Marie Slaughter is writing for the women who seek leadership positions, who pursue and maintain "their place on the highest rungs of their profession," preferably the political profession, and who assumed, unlike their mothers, that they, women born in the 1950s, would be able to "have it all." Have all of what?
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Sunday, July 1, 2012
In A Police Materialist World, Might Is Right! the workers left behind in the battle for workers' rights are mothers, non-union mostly, whose children are being gunned done on urban streets by police and self-appointed vigilantes.
Sunday, July 1, 2012In A Police Materialist World, Might Is Right! the workers left behind in the battle for workers' rights are mothers, non-union mostly, whose children are being gunned done on urban streets by police and self-appointed vigilantes.
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Black American, Afghan, Pakistani, and Yemeni Children are Targeted by Good Ole' Americans and Obama Drones the Black Bo Commentary on the murder of 14-year old Darius Simmons in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012Black American, Afghan, Pakistani, and Yemeni Children are Targeted by Good Ole' Americans and Obama Drones the Black Bo Commentary on the murder of 14-year old Darius Simmons in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Sunday, June 10, 2012
Rosa Luxemburg: "Proletarian Women, the Poorest of the Poor, the Most Disempowered of the Disempowered"Hurry to the Fron or the powerful, women are anti-democratic except when they are useful to serve the capitalist in generating the illusion of democracy. If Marxist scholar and activist Rosa Luxemburg were alive today, she would write again what she wrote over 90 years ago: We are confronted, she wrote, with the "awful proposition" The triumph of imperialism or the proletariat.
Sunday, June 10, 2012Rosa Luxemburg: "Proletarian Women, the Poorest of the Poor, the Most Disempowered of the Disempowered"Hurry to the Fron or the powerful, women are anti-democratic except when they are useful to serve the capitalist in generating the illusion of democracy. If Marxist scholar and activist Rosa Luxemburg were alive today, she would write again what she wrote over 90 years ago: We are confronted, she wrote, with the "awful proposition" The triumph of imperialism or the proletariat.
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Saturday, June 2, 2012
Rosa Luxemburg What Say the Citizens of This Business as Usual Narrative of Change? Our corporate rulers today are as cunning as the Duke of Gloucester. "All ruling classes," writes Rosa Luxemburg, "fought to the end, with tenacious energy, to preserve their privileges" ("Want Does the Spartacus League Want?"). [4] As "a theoretician, journalist, teacher, politician, and revolutionary," [5] the Marxist scholar traced the evolution of historical ruling classes.
Saturday, June 2, 2012Rosa Luxemburg What Say the Citizens of This Business as Usual Narrative of Change? Our corporate rulers today are as cunning as the Duke of Gloucester. "All ruling classes," writes Rosa Luxemburg, "fought to the end, with tenacious energy, to preserve their privileges" ("Want Does the Spartacus League Want?"). [4] As "a theoretician, journalist, teacher, politician, and revolutionary," [5] the Marxist scholar traced the evolution of historical ruling classes.
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Friday, May 25, 2012
Rosa Luxemburg: The Future Everywhere Belongs to Revolution! In her activism and in her written works, Rosa Luxemburg advanced a narrative of liberation for all and from any bourgeois model of organization. Only the workers themselves can free themselves from capitalism and imperialism. "Leaders" do not free a people. Only the continual struggle of the people (that "tempestuous situation") offers the remedy to rid us of this corporate government.
Friday, May 25, 2012Rosa Luxemburg: The Future Everywhere Belongs to Revolution! In her activism and in her written works, Rosa Luxemburg advanced a narrative of liberation for all and from any bourgeois model of organization. Only the workers themselves can free themselves from capitalism and imperialism. "Leaders" do not free a people. Only the continual struggle of the people (that "tempestuous situation") offers the remedy to rid us of this corporate government.
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Sunday, May 13, 2012
WAR: The "Mutual Butchery" of the Poor and Working Class In her critique of the Russian Revolution, Luxemburg writes of the challenge facing the working class movement and warns of the resulting totalitarian state that usurps the momentum and struggle of the people to bring about an end to oppression and the staggering discrepancy between those who rip power from the people and the people themselves. Her analysis has implications for us today facing anti-protest laws.
Sunday, May 13, 2012WAR: The "Mutual Butchery" of the Poor and Working Class In her critique of the Russian Revolution, Luxemburg writes of the challenge facing the working class movement and warns of the resulting totalitarian state that usurps the momentum and struggle of the people to bring about an end to oppression and the staggering discrepancy between those who rip power from the people and the people themselves. Her analysis has implications for us today facing anti-protest laws.
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Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Rosa Luxemburg: "The Revolution Will "Raise Itself up Again Clashing,' and to Your Horror It Will Proclaim to the Sound For Marxist theorist and activist Rosa Luxemburg, work is done in spite of the bourgeoisie's interests in maintaining its relationship to the privileged power because it is the work that articulates the demands of the poor and working class that, to this day--represents a subversive activity.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012Rosa Luxemburg: "The Revolution Will "Raise Itself up Again Clashing,' and to Your Horror It Will Proclaim to the Sound For Marxist theorist and activist Rosa Luxemburg, work is done in spite of the bourgeoisie's interests in maintaining its relationship to the privileged power because it is the work that articulates the demands of the poor and working class that, to this day--represents a subversive activity.
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Monday, April 9, 2012
Rosa Luxemburg: The Case for a Mass Workers' Strike Rosa Luxemburg's article entitled "Theory and Practice," (The Rosa Luxemburg Reader, 2004), [2] is an honest and uncompromising critical response to SPD leader Karl Kautky's rejection of Luxemburg's article "What's Next?" in which the activist and thinker calls on the party to open discussions on the possibility of including a demand for a republic in German and her call to support a mass strike.
Monday, April 9, 2012Rosa Luxemburg: The Case for a Mass Workers' Strike Rosa Luxemburg's article entitled "Theory and Practice," (The Rosa Luxemburg Reader, 2004), [2] is an honest and uncompromising critical response to SPD leader Karl Kautky's rejection of Luxemburg's article "What's Next?" in which the activist and thinker calls on the party to open discussions on the possibility of including a demand for a republic in German and her call to support a mass strike.
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Monday, March 19, 2012
Rosa Luxemburg: "Occupation of All positions of Power!" Discussion of Rosa Luxemburg's "Reform and Revolution" and a selection of letters from the new collection: The Letters of Rosa Luxemburg. This is a revolutionary woman thinker and activist whose work is unknown to most activists in the class struggle today.
Monday, March 19, 2012Rosa Luxemburg: "Occupation of All positions of Power!" Discussion of Rosa Luxemburg's "Reform and Revolution" and a selection of letters from the new collection: The Letters of Rosa Luxemburg. This is a revolutionary woman thinker and activist whose work is unknown to most activists in the class struggle today.
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Sunday, March 11, 2012
What Does Oppression Look Like? A narrative description of oppression in medium size town in the U.S.
Sunday, March 11, 2012What Does Oppression Look Like? A narrative description of oppression in medium size town in the U.S.
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
Storm the Bastille! The article focuses on the necessity to protest for change!
Thursday, October 13, 2011Storm the Bastille! The article focuses on the necessity to protest for change!
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Monday, August 8, 2011
October 6, 2011 -- The Experience of Living the Struggle! This article focuses on the organizing and training of young Blacks for service in the corporate regime. We urge readers to join in the October2011.org movement--to organize for justice and to end the recruitment of our young people in destructive and injustice service for profit.
Monday, August 8, 2011October 6, 2011 -- The Experience of Living the Struggle! This article focuses on the organizing and training of young Blacks for service in the corporate regime. We urge readers to join in the October2011.org movement--to organize for justice and to end the recruitment of our young people in destructive and injustice service for profit.
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Monday, August 1, 2011
Will the Murdoch News Corporation Apologize for the Damages Done to Black Americans? This article considers the impact of the Murdoch News Industry on Black Americans.
Monday, August 1, 2011Will the Murdoch News Corporation Apologize for the Damages Done to Black Americans? This article considers the impact of the Murdoch News Industry on Black Americans.
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Sunday, July 24, 2011
The First Lady and The Monsanto-Washington Unification Process Vs. Our Human Rights Unification of Monsanto and Washington DC and the role of the First Lady Michelle Obama.
Sunday, July 24, 2011The First Lady and The Monsanto-Washington Unification Process Vs. Our Human Rights Unification of Monsanto and Washington DC and the role of the First Lady Michelle Obama.
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Sunday, July 17, 2011
Corporate Enlightenment 101: We Bring Jackboot Lickers to Light! This article looks at the steady take over of corporations at institutions of higher education. Are we preparing a future generation of warlords and robots?
Sunday, July 17, 2011Corporate Enlightenment 101: We Bring Jackboot Lickers to Light! This article looks at the steady take over of corporations at institutions of higher education. Are we preparing a future generation of warlords and robots?
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
U.S. Dictatorship? Propaganda and Hope Review of Obama's last two years in office as reflected in a new documentary by Canadian Scott Noble, Lifting the Veil.
Thursday, March 24, 2011U.S. Dictatorship? Propaganda and Hope Review of Obama's last two years in office as reflected in a new documentary by Canadian Scott Noble, Lifting the Veil.
