U.S. Economy: The Cancer is Still There
U.S. Economy: The Cancer is Still There

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The election of a black president has given the fashionable fantasy of North American color blindness body and wings. Ostensibly colorblind policies, argues Tim Wise, actually work to widen the persistent gaps between black and white America. You can't pursue racial justice without confronting the everyday reality of race. Since race and racism are constructs imposed by whites on the rest of humanity, only privileged whites can afford the pretense of colorblindness. Solving the nation's persistent problems will mean giving up this pretense.
African scholar Mahmood Mamdani challenges the fabricated
stats and fraudelent history popularized by the Save Darfur Coalition and the advocates of robust U.S. military intervention in Sudan. The Save Darfur Coalition, he argues is not a peace movement but a war dance, blocking a peaceful settlement by spreading falsified casualty figures, groundless charges of genocide, and offering the U.S. public an appealing but misleading case for military intervention.
The year that saw an African American run for the presidency as a viable contender also witnessed a truly remarkable silence. While millions of words written about the political ascent of one black man, there was virtually nothing about the descent of black leadership into well-nigh total ineffectiveness. Barack Obama’s personal itinerary was mapped in the minutest detail. The larger itinerary of African Americans was mostly ignored.
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Yes. Naomi Klein was in same vein on DemNow this AM
This stuff is hard for me to understand. No doubt, there is a reason that
the corporate media makes it so complicated. This article sorts it out.
This morning, on DemocracyNow www.democracynow.org Naomi Klein
was talking about the "double standard" : money for the financial market,
nothing for the people. She said it better than I can summarize, of course. And her point of,
her fear that this is not over, that the "meager benefits" of people of the
US will be chopped away as the public debt mounts, was striking in its simplicity. The show was
about workers' fighting back. Dire as all is, seeing/hearing workers do
so well, especially in Argentina and some new fight (Republic Windows)
in Chicago, make me feel some actions may be possible. Avi Lewis,
and Klein (they are Canadian, married and his father, grandfather
were/are pols on the Left made a documentary on Argentina factory
takeover, ceramic tiles, "The Take" and bits were on the show. And an
Argentinian journalist.)
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