To Roger Kulp.
I don't disagree at all.
You say: They need to build alliances,with largely white,or
multiracial,socialist and anarchist groups. Well yes, of course.
I have more than a few friends who see the dems as bankrupt, but feel they
have no alternative organizational structures to join.
To Ernestlief
Why not?Sometimes intersectionality can be a good thing.I do not believe black
power movements,from Marcus Garvey,to BLM,have ever been large enough.or
powerful enough to succeed on their own.They need to build alliances,with
largely white,or multiracial,socialist and anarchist gro
This is more than a year old.
Reed is misrepresenting several issues while grinding an axe subtly against
those who subscribe to the Black Radical Tradition described by Cedric
Robinson's book *Black Marxism*. Read between the lines of this and several
other polemics and you discern that underlyin
I think that Reed's evaluation of C.L.R. James is unfair to James' full
life political trajectory. I think that the most popular understandings of
James' politics suffer from anti-Marxist interpretations of James' later
years. It has been a few years but i think of Farrukh Dhondy's biography
of J
