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The Role of Electoral Politics in Revolutionary Change
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
15 Apr 2019
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Participants in the Black Is Back Coalition’s 3rd Electoral Politics School agreed with chairman Omali Yeshitela that “massive political change is in the wind.” “The world’s people are seeking an alternative to the weaponized dollar,” said Harlem activist Nellie Bailey. Black Alliance for Peace lead organizer Ajamu Baraka said: “We’ve got to make the link between US militarism in Venezuela and the war being waged against our people here in this country.”

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