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Imagine a Citizen Having to Fight for Civil Rights!
Part 1
In his latest series for LOM, Broderick Dunlap explores the politics of Civil Rights leader and Black Nationalist Queen Mother Audley Moore, unpacking her stance against the pursuit of first class citizenship. In Part 1 of “Imagine a Citizen Having to Fight for Civil Rights,” Dunlap examines Queen Mother Moore’s unique political trajectory that led Moore to conclude that African Americans existed as a “captive people” within the U.S.
Nayib and the salvadorian working class struggle
Marlon Javier Lopez analyzes the ascent of Nayib Bukele as a political figure in El Salvador as a result of both the failure of capitalist neoliberal policies and the lack of an instrument for the working-class struggle.
The Face Behind the Mask: The Pedagogy beneath the Political Education
Noah Nelson reclaims pedagogy as a radical tool for organizing—not just a method of teaching, but a means of revolutionary movement building and liberation.
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