Sinica Podcast
A China policy for the progressive left
Nov 5, 2020
Tobita Chow and Jake Werner talk about a progressive US policy towards China, considering tankies, authoritarianism, imperialism, and a potential Biden presidency. They emphasize the importance of opposing war, respecting labor, and prioritizing progressive values, while also exploring the complexity of imperialism and the need for a radical rethink under the Biden administration. Furthermore, they discuss promoting a message of international cooperation, unity on the progressive left, and provide music and book recommendations.
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- Prioritizing labor rights and reducing the power of capital are essential in formulating a progressive US policy towards China.
- A worldwide shift towards authoritarianism and the impact of racial hierarchies influence US-China relations and necessitate a nuanced understanding of China.
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Promoting Progressive Foreign Policy
In a Cinecom podcast episode, Tobita Chow and Jake Werner discuss the need for a progressive foreign policy towards China. They emphasize the importance of global cooperation in areas like climate change, public health, and global development. They argue for prioritizing labor rights, reducing the power of capital, and addressing global challenges collaboratively. They also highlight the impact of racism and racial hierarchies on US-China relations, promoting a more nuanced understanding of China and advocating for unity and solidarity between people in the US and China.
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