
9.2 – Equity, Equality and Lizard People: when right wing politics masquerade as left wing politics
WHAT IS POLITICS?
The Economics of Discrimination
This chapter explores the intertwined nature of racism, sexism, and economic exploitation, arguing that discrimination has historical roots that serve elite interests. It critiques superficial anti-racist efforts that fail to address fundamental economic issues, highlighting how poverty sustains racial divisions. By examining the dynamics of social justice discourse, the chapter emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of inequality to foster genuine change.
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