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LIVE from Philly this Friday: Celebrating Paul Robeson, The Great Forerunner

via Paul Robeson House & Museum PHILADELPHIA April 9th is always a special day at 4951 Walnut Street in Philly. It’s the date of Paul Robeson’s birthday, an occasion for remembrance and joy. It’s a time when people come together at the Paul Robeson House & Museum to celebrate the legacy of the multi-hyphenate renaissance man and global humanitarian. In 2021, the commitments and contributions of Robeson could not be more relevant as we navigate a disproportionately-felt global COVID pandemic and organize against the ongoing legacies of racial and economic injustice. In these times, the model of Robeson reminds us that we must continue to stand in our principles, be bold in our visions, find resolve in studying histories of resistance, and cultivate radical solidarities in order to meet the responsibility of the moment.

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Hudson County Chiefs of Police Association supporting Suarez for U S Attorney

Hudson County View By John Heinis/Hudson County View “As the chief law enforcement officer in Hudson County, Prosecutor Suarez has encouraged every police chief to increase their department’s emphasis on expressing empathy, following constitutional requirements, and treating citizens with respect and dignity,” HCCPA President Anthony Monteiro and Vice President David Strumolo wrote. “The result has been a high focus on the 21st Century Policing Mindset in Hudson County, essentially striving for justice through transparency, accountability, and professionalism. We believe that Prosecutor Esther Suarez represents the very best of the criminal justice community in New Jersey.” The letter continues that the organization as a whole feel that Suarez is the right person to be appointed the next U.S. Attorney, following the departure of Craig Carpenito, given that “she recognizes and respects the concepts of culture, dignity, diversity, and equity.”

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The Occlusion of Political Economy - New Politics

The Occlusion of Political Economy Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents By: Isabel Wilkerson Isabel Wilkerson is by trade a journalist and a storyteller. In her previous book, which garnered scores of awards, she traced the Great Migration of Blacks escaping the yoke of oppression in the South to less perilous, though still fraught, lives in Northern cities. She narrates this history through the lives of three people, in over 600 pages, perhaps a record for what Clifford Geertz coined “thick description.” Tomes have been written by historians and sociologists documenting the Great Migration, but none with a riveting title like

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Caste Does Not Explain Race

Share: The celebration of Isabel Wilkerson’s ‘Caste’ reflects the continued priority of elite preferences over the needs and struggles of ordinary people. Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents Isabel Wilkerson In the late 1940s, the Cold War was heating up. In the United States, anticommunism had reached a fever pitch at the same time that antiblack violence had forcefully re-emerged in the form of lynching and race riots. At this auspicious moment, Lincoln University historical sociologist Oliver Cromwell Cox published his 624-page tour de force, Caste, Class, and Race: A Study in Social Dynamics (1948). Cox’s book put class struggle, racial violence, and relentless political-class competition at the founding of the capitalist world-system in 1492, though it argued that these constitutive features had existed in nascent form since much earlier. Cox contended that economic exploitation was at the root of U.S. racial hierarchy. In particular, it was responsible for s

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