CB: Yes, you have stated this many times. Marx and Aptheker discuss that the
South dominated the U.S. ( and colonies before) before the Civil War. So, on
that part I don't have much of a problem. I don't know if I would use the
formulation , America was a Southern country . The slavocracy was
CB: As the theory of the national question and the African American people,
I've
heard your discussion of it a number of times, and your criticism of the
CPUSA positions. What you say is ... I don't know what to call it...It's
doesn't seem out and out wrong, but it's not particularly persuasive.
WL: -clip-
I defined what I mean by revolution as a process
that is taking place in front of us.
WL: Revolutions do not overthrow a civic power. That is called the act of
insurrection. What the revolution in the means of production do is sublate
one
form and quality of the organization of
Like I said before, I don´t have the time to sit in front of this computer
neither the economic resources for sitting here and have a debate about my
historical interpretation of the counterrevolutionary process that led us to
this particular situation. Anyway, I want to say or repeat what I
As the theory of the national question and the African American people, I've
heard your discussion of it a number of times, and your criticism of the
CPUSA positions. What you say is ... I don't know what to call it...It's
doesn't seem out and out wrong, but it's not particularly persuasive. I
