Confronting the “Elite Capture” of Identity Politics in Our Movement Spaces

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

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Identity Politics - The Limits of a Critical Criticism of Politics

03:43 • 2min

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I Don't Think She Would Have Done a Single Thing Differently

06:00 • 2min

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I'm for Apartheid, for Segregation, for Transphobia, for Fighting Against Critical Race Theory

07:44 • 2min

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Is Elite Capture Just a Practical Kind of Inequality?

10:07 • 2min

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Identity Politics

11:54 • 3min

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Deference Politics

15:17 • 1min

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The Most Serious Thing That Goes Wrong With Deference Politics

16:40 • 2min

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Are You Elite?

18:56 • 4min

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The Only Native Person in the Room

23:04 • 4min

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The Philosophy of Games and Social Media

27:22 • 2min

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How to Make a Simple World Simpler

29:12 • 2min

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The Politics of Elite Capture

30:58 • 2min

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The Importance of Social Media in Politics

32:54 • 2min

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Social Media Distorts the Stakes of Interaction

35:03 • 2min

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Social Media - The Difference Between Destroyer and Victory

36:38 • 3min

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Organizers Have to Go Where People Are on Social Media

39:50 • 4min

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Why Social Media Incentivizes Team Think

44:05 • 1min

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Will Deference Politics Be Co-Opposed?

45:29 • 3min

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Inceptive Politics Is the Approach to Thinking About Politics

48:21 • 1min

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Creating Solidarity and Cohesion in Our Movements

49:49 • 2min

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The Importance of Fighting With the People on Your Side

52:14 • 2min

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The Bissau-Ginan and Cape Breyrian Revolution Was Coalitional

53:45 • 2min

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What Is Constructive Politics?

55:16 • 3min

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Is It Possible to Have Environments Where Difference Is a Source of an Interesting Afternoon?

58:27 • 2min

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In-Group, Out-Group Thinking

01:00:03 • 2min

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What's the Story of Identity Politics?

01:01:44 • 2min

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Are We Going to Follow a Part?

01:04:06 • 5min

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Movement Memos With William Rivers Pitt

01:08:39 • 3min