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  • Resistance Growing to Covid-Capitalism
    Glen Ford, BAR Executive Editor
    Resistance Growing to Covid-Capitalism
    09 Apr 2020
    Covid-19 has laid bare a fundamental truth: that capitalist healthcare is a contradiction in terms, since capital – like the killer virus -- cares for nothing but reproducing itself. “We have to ensure that we never return to the society that enabled this pandemic to emerge.”
  • Andrew Cuomo and the Crisis of Liberalism
    Danny Haiphong, BAR Contributing Editor
    Andrew Cuomo and the Crisis of Liberalism
    08 Apr 2020
    The “liberal” champion is a corporate thug who pays prisoners slave wages to make hand sanitizer and is trying to cut Medicaid. “The liberal class cannot overstep the narrow confines of austerity even amid a pandemic.”
  • Moral Leaders Demand Coronavirus Relief for Most Vulnerable
    Jessica Corbett
    Moral Leaders Demand Coronavirus Relief for Most Vulnerable
    08 Apr 2020
    The relief package “leaves out the majority of homeless, undocumented immigrants, the disabled, and anyone too poor to have to file taxes,” says the Poor Peoples Campaign. “We need a relief bill that centers the needs of the homeless, the uninsured, the underemployed and the low-wage workers now…
  • Capitalism’s Weak Doses of Socialism to Treat the Economic Infection of COVID-19 
    Max Rameau
    Capitalism’s Weak Doses of Socialism to Treat the Economic Infection of COVID-19 
    15 Apr 2020
    The same proposals that were demonized yesterday as radical socialism are embraced today to save the society from collapse. “The Democratic party will attempt to take credit for things they did in agreement with Republicans, but never pursued when in power themselves.” The global COVID-19/…
  • BAR Book Forum: Adia Harvey Wingfield’s “Flatlining”
    Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum Editor
    BAR Book Forum: Adia Harvey Wingfield’s “Flatlining”
    15 Apr 2020
    How do black workers fare when organizations say they want to attract more minority employees even as they have largely shifted resources away from labor? “Racial outsourcing occurs when organizations transfer the work of reaching communities of color onto the few black professionals in their…
  • BAR Abolition and Mutual Aid Spotlight: Ejeris Dixon
    Dean Spade and Roberto Sirvent, BAR Contributors
    BAR Abolition and Mutual Aid Spotlight: Ejeris Dixon
    15 Apr 2020
    Mutual aid efforts are proliferating in this time of epidemic, organizing communities towards self-determination by creating mechanisms that oppose the state violence. “Support organizations need to think through safety teams for their building, blocks, streets, or even whole neighborhoods without…
  • The Cognitive Dissonance of “Democratic Socialists”— Cults Die a Slow Death
    Quetzal Cáceres
    The Cognitive Dissonance of “Democratic Socialists”— Cults Die a Slow Death
    15 Apr 2020
    The blame-anyone-other-than-Sanders apologists exposed themselves as devotees to a cult of personality devoid of any real political strategy. “The sense of denial of the calamity staring us in the face— a Biden or Trump presidency in an era of economic collapse and climate catastrophe— is…
  • Sanders Supporters Pledge to “#DemExit” and “#GreenEnter” to Make a Home in a Party That Shares Their Core Values 
    Independent Political Report
    Sanders Supporters Pledge to “#DemExit” and “#GreenEnter” to Make a Home in a Party That Shares Their Core Values 
    15 Apr 2020
    Online contributions to the Green Party tripled after Sanders’ capitulated to Biden, and ten times as many people signed up to volunteer. “It’s time for people to see that backing progressive candidates in the ‘Democratic’ Party is a dead end.” The Green Party of the United States reported an…
  • Systemic Racism Is Making Coronavirus Worse in Black America
    Judy Lubin
    Systemic Racism Is Making Coronavirus Worse in Black America
    15 Apr 2020
    COVID-19 is a perfect storm of systemic inequities operating together to worsen existing vulnerabilities. “Long before COVID-19, Black communities were experiencing deep health and economic inequities that are only intensified by a public health crisis of this magnitude.”
  • Coronavirus and the Crisis of African American Human Rights
    ​​​​​​​ Ajamu Baraka, BAR editor and columnist
    Coronavirus and the Crisis of African American Human Rights
    15 Apr 2020
    Pushing workers back to work and attempting to “normalize” the economy was the growing consensus among the capitalist class, not just Trump. “Trump is a useful idiot for the neoliberal forces who are in power.”

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