[VIDEO] Where's the Proof of Racism?
Twelve exhibits of evidence making the case that there exists a widespread pattern of racism that amounts to racial oppression. I support this with plenty of research studies and data. The video focuses on African-Americans; other groups in the U.S. and around the world face racism, too, but I narrowed it down to black Americans to keep this video concise.
Areas of focus, in order of appearance:
12. Employment
11. Employment (again)
10. Housing
9. Banking
8. Courts
7. Police
6. Police (again)
5. Employment (yet again)
4. School
3. Healthcare
2. School (again)
1. Wealth
Conservative anti-Semitism: the strange case of Boris Johnson, Richard Spencer and Gavin McInnes
Submitted by R Totale on Nov 23 2019 14:16
An exploration into Boris Johnson's editorship of The Spectator magazine, and some of the Spectator columnist Taki's connections.
Review of Akala’s ‘Natives. Race & Class in the Ruins of Empire.’ July 2019
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Jul 19 2019 18:41
Enoch Powell: the New Right (1970) - Tom Nairn
Submitted by Red Marriott on May 23 2019 21:06
An assessment of Powell's patriotism and racism and its influence within the politics of his time.
The 'Polynesian Panthers' and 'The Black Power' Gang: Surviving racism and colonialism in Aotearoa, New Zealand
Submitted by wojtek on Mar 18 2019 12:27
Nich Shilliam's academic analysis of white supremacy, black power and the historical activities of both the 'Polynesian Panthers' and 'The Black Power' Gang in New Zealand.
Global Capitalism, Empire, White Supremacy: The Mosque Shooting In Perspective
Submitted by Ivysyn on Mar 17 2019 07:27
Analysis that situates recent white supremacist violence as a product of global capitalism and it's mechanisms of oppression.
Race Attacks: Time For Action
In December 1998 Anti-Fascist Action was invited to participate in a seminar on race attacks, held in east London. Along with youth and community workers, academics and local campaigns, the meeting was very constructive and illustrated the growing concern that official anti-racist strategies are not working. The following article was AFA's opening contribution to the discussion.
Race Attacks: Cruel Brittania - Joe Reilly
AFA criticism of liberal anti-racist initiatives in working class communities in London.
From Fighting Talk issue 20, 1998.
Why Some Like the New Jim Crow So Much
A critique of Michelle Alexander's widely praised book on the prison-industrial system in the United States.
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