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The Debate on the DREAM Act and DADT | Third Reconstruction

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Book Review: Paul Blackledge, Reflections on the Marxist Theory of History. Autumn 2010 Revisited →. September 22, 2010 · 6:51 am. The Debate on the DREAM Act and DADT. The inclusion of the DREAM Act and the repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell” as amendments to the defense spending bill in Congress has prompted wide-ranging and heated debate in the immigrant rights and LGBT movements. Here are some of the most interesting contributions to the online version of the debate:. Furthermore, we have to acknowledg...

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Classics of Marxism: The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte | Third Reconstruction

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Chicago’s New Municipal Anthem →. February 9, 2011 · 6:13 am. Classics of Marxism: The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte. I wrote this for the ISR over the autumn, as part of the Classics of Marxism series. It’s online here. I’ve been lost in dissertation land for most of the winter but I should have time to post more regularly now. The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte. Marx wrote two short books on the Revolution of 1848:. The Class Struggles in France. The Origins of Revolution. In this cont...

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Discussion: America’s Bourgeois Revolution | Third Reconstruction

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Slavery and the Origins of the Civil War. Slavery and the Origins of the Civil War: ISR version →. February 25, 2011 · 10:42 am. Discussion: America’s Bourgeois Revolution. I was lucky enough to get some excellent feedback and questions from comrades and friends regarding my article Slavery and the Origins of the Civil War. The discussion took place on my Facebook page, so I thought I’d try to summarize it here. Abolitionism was a revolutionary movement. We should study it, learn from it, and take in...

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Slavery and the Origins of the Civil War | Third Reconstruction

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Chicago’s New Municipal Anthem. Discussion: America’s Bourgeois Revolution →. February 24, 2011 · 6:52 am. Slavery and the Origins of the Civil War. I wrote this for Socialist Worker to commemorate Black History Month and mark the sesquicentennial of the first shots of the Civil War, It appears at socialistworker.org. Stephens could hardly have been any clearer: slavery caused secession and war, and the Confederacy was built to defend white supremacy. Yet many Americans today continue to believe that...

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Newer posts →. October 14, 2010 · 9:02 am. Back at the beginning of August I wrote a post called “Hot Autumn 2.0? 8221; in which I speculated about another wave of anti-cuts protest this fall. A few recent events and discussions have prompted me to revisit the tentative perspective laid out there. The economic crisis, and the ruling class response to it, underlies everything. The jobs report for September. September 22, 2010 · 6:51 am. The Debate on the DREAM Act and DADT. Obviously these debates are jus...

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Black Reconstruction in America @ Socialism 2011 | Third Reconstruction

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Slavery and the Origins of the Civil War: ISR version. On the British Riots (August 2011) →. March 21, 2012 · 12:35 pm. Black Reconstruction in America @ Socialism 2011. Here’s the audio of my talk from Socialism 2011. Black Reconstruction in America. Slavery and the Origins of the Civil War: ISR version. On the British Riots (August 2011) →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). A Very Public Sociologist.

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Slavery and the Origins of the Civil War: ISR version | Third Reconstruction

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Discussion: America’s Bourgeois Revolution. Black Reconstruction in America @ Socialism 2011 →. March 20, 2012 · 12:29 pm. Slavery and the Origins of the Civil War: ISR version. It’s a little over a year since I posted anything on here, but I’m minded to start updating it again. To ease myself back into it, here’s the longer version of my piece on “Slavery and the Origins of the Civil War.” It appeared in the ISR #78 (July-August 2011). SLAVERY AND THE ORIGINS OF THE CIVIL WAR. Turning point in southern ...

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On the British Riots (August 2011) | Third Reconstruction

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Black Reconstruction in America @ Socialism 2011. March 22, 2012 · 12:38 pm. On the British Riots (August 2011). Last summer, London and other British cities erupted in rioting as poor and working-class youth reacted furiously to racist police violence, austerity, and deepening inequality. This was the first of a couple of pieces I wrote for. On this urban rebellion. It appeared on the SW website on August 10, 2011. Residents of Tottenham, sick of repeated police harassment and profiling of young Black m...

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Hot or Not? Autumn 2010 Revisited | Third Reconstruction

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The Debate on the DREAM Act and DADT. Classics of Marxism: The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte →. October 14, 2010 · 9:02 am. Back at the beginning of August I wrote a post called “Hot Autumn 2.0? 8221; in which I speculated about another wave of anti-cuts protest this fall. A few recent events and discussions have prompted me to revisit the tentative perspective laid out there. The economic crisis, and the ruling class response to it, underlies everything. The jobs report for September. I’v...