"In India, the charge that socialism was Western used to come from the Right. Now the idea is resurgent but on parts of the 'Left.'"
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To acknowledge the universalism of socialism is not to avoid celebrating uniqueness of cultures. It's about celebrating the rights of all.
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Socialists believe that human beings when confronted with oppression and coercion fight back. This is true across cultures and time.
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It's very hard to be a socialist if you don't believe in this common humanity of all people.
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Don't believe this either you buy the neoliberal atomized idea of people or racist idea that people are radically different from each other.
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Academia still buys into Orientalist ideas about the East, only where they used to say it was a place of reaction, they now valorize it.
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The racist premise is kept intact. Everyone in a way buys into a variant of Huntington's thesis of the Clash of Civilizations.
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There is no other political tradition that does more than Marxism to explain the conditions that prevail in the "non-West."
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Capitalism is the main driver of inequality. That's why as anti-racists we focus on the primacy of class.
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remember
@TheDemocrats and@HillaryClinton positionpic.twitter.com/sF0priAUoO
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Pelosi is questionable here. HRC is 100% correct.
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