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From: Ron Ruggieri <radicalron72647@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2020 at 16:07
Subject: What will " pacify " " Black Lives Matter " as a movement ?
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From: Ron Ruggieri <radicalron72647@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2020 at 16:07
Subject: What will " pacify " " Black Lives Matter " as a movement ?
To: <letter@globe.com>
Would " Black Lives Matter " -as a political movement - fade away if they never hear the N-word again, , if cops are visibly more courteous to black suspects in custody or caught in a chase , if all offending historic monuments were demolished with " progressive " crowds cheering ?
How about a permanent AFFIRMATIVE ACTION program for under-employed and un-employed black citizens ? And reparations ? And leave white working class people out in the coming Great Depression ?
In a published interview famous American playwright Arthur Miller ( creator of " Willie Loman in ' Death of a Salesman " ) said that CLASS oppression was the basis of racism. Miller grew up in Harlem.
Black Muslim Malcolm X said : " Show me a capitalist and I'll show you a blood sucker ". Malcolm X made a connection between racism and capitalism , between racism and imperialism. So did Martin Luther King who wrote to his wife in 1953 that he was leaning toward some form of Christian Socialism .
Can " liberal " Democrats find some way to UP-CLASS working class black people ? Do they have a plan to ABOLISH American capitalism , American militarism ?
ALL working class Americans have a lot in common . We have all been endlessly patient in enduring capitalist exploitation and oppression. We deserve more than " socialist " charlatan Bernie Sanders. We need an American Labor Party - like the British Labor Party but more militant .
Ron Ruggieri, 75 Mathewson St., Cranston , Rhode Island 02920 ( phone 401-580-7432
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