Hey everyone! We all hope that you're having a great day (and evening). Please take note of the questions for tomorrow's discussion:
Who do you think is this book’s intended audience? How does this differ from Prashad’s Darker Nations? What do you think about Mann’s use of the word ‘ally in this; “Third Reconstruction” (page 129)? What does it mean for parallel/united movements? Where does the word ally fit into the history of third-world organizing that he discusses in part two? What, ideologically, would create a more effective and/or powerful change than “agitational demands,” (152) against the US imperialist structure? How could this manifest in the realm of third world organizing? Can Post-Katrina be classified as a Third World Space? We hope you're staying warm and we will see you in class tomorrow! Gros Bisous, Tinbete and Danni _______________________________________________ Mellon Myers Undegraduate Fellowship Program at Macalester (http://macmmuf.org) [email protected] http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/maillist.html http://macmmuf.org/mailman/listinfo/list_macmmuf.org
