This is a great summary and shows how the analysis of 'racial capitalism' needs to be at the centre of all our social and political analysis, and is often missing even from otherwise 'radical' left analysis. Thank you. Would have nice to have a bibliography of the various sources cited so that people could easily follow up the lecture. But I guess people can Google them.
ACTUALLY, the first name you need to know is CLR James and Eric Williams, who wrote about the Haitian Revolution and the belief that British abolished slavery because it was economically necessary to do so, NOT because they were altruistic.
This is a great summary and shows how the analysis of 'racial capitalism' needs to be at the centre of all our social and political analysis, and is often missing even from otherwise 'radical' left analysis. Thank you. Would have nice to have a bibliography of the various sources cited so that people could easily follow up the lecture. But I guess people can Google them.
This channel is SOO GOOD and I am so glad that I found it! Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge freely. It is a gift.
brilliant lecture thank you so much!
This was brilliant! Clear, concise and informative, looking forward to working my way through the other videos now
The best primer I've found - thank you
ACTUALLY, the first name you need to know is CLR James and Eric Williams, who wrote about the Haitian Revolution and the belief that British abolished slavery because it was economically necessary to do so, NOT because they were altruistic.
Wow, this is amazing, thanks for this lecture! Thank You!
I respectfully ask where is this practiced in the US today?
It is everywhere that it is nowhere!