Tag: Racial Justice

Small crowd marching down the street with banners and signs in Spanish and English, and a rainbow flag near the front. Most of the marchers are women, Latina and Black. Everyone is masked. Several have red T-shirts and signs.

Racial Justice

Rutgers Unions Find Power in Coalition

Rebecca Givan

A multi-union coalition at Rutgers University beat New Jersey’s attempt to use the pandemic to impose austerity.

Racial Justice
Labor

Michael Dawson: Breaking down the neoliberal racial order

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Steven Pitts

In this sixteenth episode of Black Work Talk, our guest is Michael Dawson. Michael is a professor of political science at the University of Chicago, where he has written extensively about the intertwined nature of Black politics and Left politics. Currently, he co-leads the Race and Capitalism Project that seeks to understand how the racial and capitalist systems of domination interact. And all of this work is grounded in his years of labor and community activism.

Black-and-white photo. An African American man in a white shirt, suit and tie is seated at a table reading. Several white people stand over him as he does, mostly men, some in sunglasses, expressions ranging from hostile to indifferent. A file cabinet behind the reader to the left has a hand-written sign, “Freedom Registration File 2”; a sign taped to a lectern identifies the credentials committee.

Strategy
Racial Justice
Democracy

‘The White Republic’: Response by Van Gosse

Van Gosse

The white republic has not been a monolith, historian Van Gosse suggests.

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Convergence

Racial Justice

Rutgers Unions Find Power in Coalition

Michael Dawson: Breaking down the neoliberal racial order

‘The White Republic’: Response by Van Gosse

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