August H. Nimtz, a political science professor at the University of Minnesota, and Kyle A. Edwards, a curriculum administrator and class struggle researcher, explore the interplay of revolutionary liberalism and communism. They delve into the significance of historical figures like Marx and Douglass during the Civil War. Their discussion connects these ideas to modern movements like Black Lives Matter. They also critique how historical narratives, such as the 1619 Project, overlook class struggles, emphasizing the importance of grassroots activism over traditional politics.
