Robin Morgan: I feel like i've been saying this for 20, plus, 30 years. And you would think by now e would have a clearer understanding of liberalism and the limits of the way marxism is mobilized. In many ways, there wasn't an opposition between race and class. Even if the folks who worked in san pedro didn't use that term, they understood it, cause they lived it. We keep saying that all those movements that are coming out that are not claiming to be class movers aren't universal. The ones thatae are engaged in race reductionism. When it'slike, it's the original sin was back then, you know, understanding europe
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