Exploring Fascism and Systemic Inequality

This chapter examines the themes in George Jackson's work, emphasizing how systemic inequality in the U.S. is rooted in historical injustices such as slavery and colonialism. The speakers analyze the complexities of fascism as an ideological and economic project, exploring its relation to capitalism, class struggles, and contemporary political movements. They also challenge mainstream interpretations of fascism, particularly in the context of Japanese society, highlighting the roles of different social classes and the implications of colonialism on labor dynamics.