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@thevirgoleader
A proper analysis of class includes race.
The sin of chattel slavery HAS to be repaid.
[Quoted tweet]
Black liberation will not come from a class first agenda. Class and race are connected. Some of you don't want to hear this because then you have to address white supremacy. Black Americans are at the bottom and have stayed at the bottom. Universal policies don't fix that.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1904982359201521664/vid/avc1/656x488/0P41IXbsMUIzd6xl.mp4
2/2
@thevirgoleader
That said, the only way we can realistically achieve reparations, without seeing the biggest transfer of wealth in history, is through expropriation, which is not going to happen under capitalism.
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@thevirgoleader
A proper analysis of class includes race.
The sin of chattel slavery HAS to be repaid.
[Quoted tweet]
Black liberation will not come from a class first agenda. Class and race are connected. Some of you don't want to hear this because then you have to address white supremacy. Black Americans are at the bottom and have stayed at the bottom. Universal policies don't fix that.
https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1904982359201521664/vid/avc1/656x488/0P41IXbsMUIzd6xl.mp4
2/2
@thevirgoleader
That said, the only way we can realistically achieve reparations, without seeing the biggest transfer of wealth in history, is through expropriation, which is not going to happen under capitalism.
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1/13
@SabbySabs2
Black liberation will not come from a class first agenda. Class and race are connected. Some of you don't want to hear this because then you have to address white supremacy. Black Americans are at the bottom and have stayed at the bottom. Universal policies don't fix that.
2/13
@SabbySabs2
I support universal policies, but we have to be honest. Even with universal policies, black ppl remain at the bottom. Reparations are owed. Don't vote for anyone who doesn't have a black agenda. Period.
3/13
@SeketAanru
Are Black Owned Media Companies Disappearing? /search?q=#business /search?q=#news Are Black Owned Media Companies Disappearing?
4/13
@Jaybefaunt
Being black in this country (especially black American) IS in itself a class, in my opinion. Especially when others are treated even slightly better than us in order to sow division within the working class.
5/13
@SabbySabs2
That part
6/13
@anthonyzenkus
Yes, because as @Jaybefaunt said, being Black in America is itself a class, and it is specifically an economic class. Anti-Black racism robs black Americans of years from their life and money from their pockets and does this generationally.
7/13
@SabbySabs2
BINGO
8/13
@tap3000
This is a conversation that many Black Americans don’t want to have. They have convinced themselves and others that The Modern Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and The Civil Rights Act of 1965 fixed the issues of systemic oppression/white supremacy. They have been hoodwinked and bamboozled by master manipulators into believing that The Democratic Party and those who are leaders within the party are Saviors and not savages and that The Republican Party is full of members of the KKK. The truth is the History of both parties and the History of The United States of America
should be analyzed using empirical evidence instead of propaganda and individuals should use critical thinking skills instead of emotion to unite and create a “more perfect union” that benefits Black People economically, socially, educationally and otherwise (total health and wealth).
9/13
@FixingElonsC5C6
Math & English Classes first
10/13
@JayVTheGreat
A lot of Blacks have already been liberated, & not all are *at the bottom—depending on where you look.
So what exactly do you mean by “black liberation?”
11/13
@GroupHome_Tell
If we want to escape the bottom, we cannot live within an institution designed to keep us at the bottom.
When Black people are ready to get free that will be the day we prepare to leave Amazon.com
12/13
@MoSoApril2019
Question is, can black liberation succeed under capitalist system? If not, then naturally one would focus on taking down the system. It does not mean that improving lives of black folks within the system should be ignored. But that it must be in the context of changing the system.
13/13
@RealOshunOya
The class policies only work if there is racial healing and interrogation of whiteness
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@SabbySabs2
Black liberation will not come from a class first agenda. Class and race are connected. Some of you don't want to hear this because then you have to address white supremacy. Black Americans are at the bottom and have stayed at the bottom. Universal policies don't fix that.
2/13
@SabbySabs2
I support universal policies, but we have to be honest. Even with universal policies, black ppl remain at the bottom. Reparations are owed. Don't vote for anyone who doesn't have a black agenda. Period.
3/13
@SeketAanru
Are Black Owned Media Companies Disappearing? /search?q=#business /search?q=#news Are Black Owned Media Companies Disappearing?
4/13
@Jaybefaunt
Being black in this country (especially black American) IS in itself a class, in my opinion. Especially when others are treated even slightly better than us in order to sow division within the working class.
5/13
@SabbySabs2
That part
6/13
@anthonyzenkus
Yes, because as @Jaybefaunt said, being Black in America is itself a class, and it is specifically an economic class. Anti-Black racism robs black Americans of years from their life and money from their pockets and does this generationally.
7/13
@SabbySabs2
BINGO
8/13
@tap3000
This is a conversation that many Black Americans don’t want to have. They have convinced themselves and others that The Modern Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and The Civil Rights Act of 1965 fixed the issues of systemic oppression/white supremacy. They have been hoodwinked and bamboozled by master manipulators into believing that The Democratic Party and those who are leaders within the party are Saviors and not savages and that The Republican Party is full of members of the KKK. The truth is the History of both parties and the History of The United States of America
should be analyzed using empirical evidence instead of propaganda and individuals should use critical thinking skills instead of emotion to unite and create a “more perfect union” that benefits Black People economically, socially, educationally and otherwise (total health and wealth).9/13
@FixingElonsC5C6
Math & English Classes first
10/13
@JayVTheGreat
A lot of Blacks have already been liberated, & not all are *at the bottom—depending on where you look.
So what exactly do you mean by “black liberation?”
11/13
@GroupHome_Tell
If we want to escape the bottom, we cannot live within an institution designed to keep us at the bottom.
When Black people are ready to get free that will be the day we prepare to leave Amazon.com
12/13
@MoSoApril2019
Question is, can black liberation succeed under capitalist system? If not, then naturally one would focus on taking down the system. It does not mean that improving lives of black folks within the system should be ignored. But that it must be in the context of changing the system.
13/13
@RealOshunOya
The class policies only work if there is racial healing and interrogation of whiteness
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