Greetings Economists, On Feb 26, 2007, at 12:12 PM, Mark Lause wrote:
In theory, a Caucasian who rejects and sheds "whiteness" is no longer "white." But I have no idea what they mean by this. Neither do they.
Doyle; Well no one can in the absence of a large scale organized left. Which then displaces people to interpret polls and other nebulous means of establishing a big movement. It is in my view valid to suggest there are enough 'whites' having rejected the white ideology based upon some poll results to establish a unified working class movement. On the other hand, that is just a guess with nothing to back it up. So we are left with then establishing a means to organize a left. To what do we turn in terms of really large scale organizing? That means to me that really existing racism has to be explicitly addressed in the movement. But then also sexism. Your comment is very well stated and persuasive so then what? Doyle
