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From Obama v McCain to Biden v Trump, the good cop/bad cop drama of US imperial politics, continues.
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Some Africans in America identify with people like Harris because THEY see their class interests, as she does, as being intertwined with the intere
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The absurd claim that Russians have orchestrated US racial strife is designed to nullify Black outrage and discredit those who fight oppression.
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Harris’ own father called her out for identity politics and stereotyping Jamaicans, but the corporate Democrats are betting she can derail Bernie S
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Harris protects police unions, the courts, and the stakeholders of the mass incarceration state.”
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