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Tag Archives: Institutionalized Racism
Disposable Americans: The Numbers are Growing
By Paul Buchheit Source: Information Clearing House As often noted in the passionate writings of Henry Giroux, poor Americans are becoming increasingly ‘disposable’ in our winner-take-all society. After 35 years of wealth distribution to the super-rich, inequality has forced much … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Crime, Corruption, culture, Dystopia, Economics, Financial Crisis, Health, Labor, Racism, Recession, Social Control, society, State Crime, Work
Tagged Blackstone, Debt, economic inequality, financial crisis, HealthcareSystem, Housing Market, Income Disparity, Institutionalized Racism, Middle Class, Real Estate, recession, Rent, Social Security, Wealth Gap
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Dallas Shootings: White Supremacists Succeeded in Provoking Black Extremism
(Editor’s note: Though at this time it’s still too early too tell whether the shooting was in fact an act of black extremism and/or a more complex situation intended to appear that way, the author’s central argument, that the social chaos … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Authoritarianism, black ops, civil disobedience, civil liberties, conditioning, Conspiracy, Corruption, culture, divide and conquer, Dystopia, Empire, Geopolitics, History, Law, Militarization, news, propaganda, Psy-ops, Revolution, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology, State Crime
Tagged Alton Sterling, Black Lives Matter, Chilcot Report, divide and conquer, geopolitics, Hegelian Dialectic, Hillary Clinton, Institutionalized Racism, Occupy Movement, Philando Castile, police shootings, Police Violence, Problem Reaction Solution, racism, Tony Blair, White Supremacists
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Placebo Ballots: Stealing California from Bernie Using an old GOP vote-snatching trick
By Greg Palast with Dennis J Bernstein Source: GregPalast.com Woop! Woop! Alert! Some California poll workers have been told to give “provisional” ballots to all independent voters in Tuesday’s Democratic Party. That’s wrong. That’s evil. That’s sick and illegal. Here’s the … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, culture, Dirty Politics, History, Social Control, society, State Crime
Tagged bernie sanders, California Primary, Duopoly, Election 2016, Hillary Clinton, Institutionalized Racism, Oligarchy, Placebo Ballots, Plutocracy, Presidential Elections, Two Party System, Vote Fraud, Vote Theft
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Rent Strikes: ‘together we can defeat the housing market’
By Matt Broomfield Source: RoarMag.org As they revive a long-dormant form of protest, rent strikers in London and San Francisco must learn lessons from the great strikes of the 20th century. When you can no longer afford to pay your … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, civil disobedience, Corporate Crime, culture, Economics, Feminism, Financial Crisis, History, Labor, Law, police state, Racism, Recession, Social Control, society, Sociology, State Crime, Work
Tagged activism, Class War, Economics, Feminism, financial crisis, Gentrification, Industrial Strikes, Institutionalized Racism, Labor History, London, Mass Strikes, Police Violence, protest, racism, Radical Housing Network, Real Estate, recession, Rent Hikes, Rent Strikes, San Francisco, Student Housing
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Poisoning Black Cities
They drowned New Orleans. Now they have poisoned Flint, Michigan. The corporate campaign to ethnically cleanse U.S. cities knows no bounds. Michigan’s emergency financial manager law is “part of Wall Street’s tool kit to starve, bulldoze, redline, over-price, oppressively police, and even … Continue reading
Posted in Conspiracy, Corporate Crime, Corruption, culture, Dystopia, Empire, Environment, Health, Privatization, Racism, Social Control, society, State Crime
Tagged Flint, Genocide, Institutionalized Racism, Katrina, Michigan, NAACP, Oligarchy, Plutocracy, Privitization, Rick Snyder, wall street
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Unaccountable Killer Cops in America
By Stephen Lendman Source: Steve Lendman Blog US streets in minority communities are battlegrounds. The good news is more police killings make headlines though nowhere near as many as warranted. Justifiable public anger is noticeably more visible. The bad news … Continue reading
The Assassination of Sandra Bland and the Struggle against State Repression
The Black Lives Matter movement has another martyr, as it prepares for a national conference in Cleveland, this weekend. Sandra Bland’s murder in Texas shows, once again, that “defending one’s dignity in an encounter with the police is a crime … Continue reading
