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Pisses me off how relevant this is to modern day and how this knowledge has been ignored and discarded. Legit a blueprint on how we need to organize it's crazy
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finally back in it, funny how he discusses how "progressive" movements appeal to black people but get uppity when we demand more social justice issues and not solely caring about economics

Or how unions and the like dont care about changing the systems only reformation
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