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Black Scare / Red Scare with Charisse Burden-Stelly
Nov 21, 2023
Charisse Burden-Stelly discusses the history and pervasive nature of the Red Scare and Black Scare in the U.S., exploring their impact on policies, collective consciousness, and social movements. The podcast highlights examples of anti-black and anti-communist governance, challenges faced by black radicals, and the dangerous nature of combining race and class consciousness. It also examines the presence of these scares in modern times and the importance of joining organized movements for effective engagement in the class war.
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- The Red Scare and Black Scare were pervasive modes of governance that shaped US policies and people from the 20th century to the present.
- The Black Scare aimed to undermine Black equality and maintain racial hierarchy through racist ideologies, policies, and practices.
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Historical context of the Red Scare and Black Scare
The Red Scare and Black Scare were not limited to a specific time period, but had long-lasting effects throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. They were modes of governance rooted in anti-communism and anti-Black racial oppression, shaping policies and people in the US.
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