On 1/25/16 7:21 PM, Maxim Linchits wrote: > Why? > There's a persistent streak in Adolph Reed going back for decades now that evokes workerism. It is the same thing that bothers me about Walter Benn Michaels and Richard Rorty. I am for affirmative action. I am for reparations. It doesn't matter to me that it antagonizes white workers.
Yusuf Nuruddin, a veteran activist, has worked with the Network of Black Organizers, the National Black United Front and the Black Radical Congress. Currently he is adjunct professor of African American Studies and social science at the New School University, Co-Chair of the Brecht Forum/NY Marxist School, a broadcast journalist on WHCR community radio and MNN public access tv, and serves on the editorial board of Socialism and Democracy. The Promises and Pitfalls of Reparations Yusuf Nuruddin http://ncobra.org/resources/pdf/Promises%20and%20Pitfalls%20of%20Reparations%20Dr%20Nuruddin.pdf _______________________________________________ pen-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.csuchico.edu/mailman/listinfo/pen-l
