Dr. Michael Eric Dyson: Class vs Race

[@simeonwashington2851]

Well educated African American ,and knowing to back up his knowledge with intelligent facts and that is really good.

[@stonedzebra420]

the same economic policies that would help the poor blacks on the south side of Chicago would also help the poor white people in Appalachia. Raise the minimum wage, bring back factory jobs, build strong unions for workers, establish worker own business, and getting universal healthcare and housing for homeless, funding public transit and public schools, doing a new new deal to create high paying jobs and rebuild of instructor that is crumbling, investing in green energy and straying away from fossil fuels, ending mass incarceration and ending the drug war. Making sure we regulate our free market so that it encourages GDP, job creation and competition while also being regulated enough to where workers have a high standard of living.

[@stonedzebra420]

The oldest trick in the book is too get poor blacks and poor whites to scuffle over race issues while the true inequality is being done by the rich and elites.

[@xxxanxiety_9417]

StonedZebra 666 you said it best

[@frankdefratus]

This is the narrative that is most dangerous to actual power and the one they don't want you to think about. Control the frame and you control the game.

[@mistormoniteur9112]

In Canada in the Province of New Brunswick there is a centuries-long struggle with racial-cultural undertones masked under the guise of Language. Instead of black VS white, it is Acadian-French-Catholics VS English-Protestants. In the 1960s a most interresting turn of event and experiment arrived, where the poor rural English joined with Acadians against the proviledged English in the citied. For a while class was more important than cultural heritage.

[@HoneyWilliamsTV]

I love him

[@LisaBeergutHolst]

"Right-wing conservatives become Marxists when it comes to the issue of race." I liked that 😁

[@antonferiozzi2642]

Absolutely

[@seanjohn864]

Dyson is always right One of most brilliant. Black. Minds ever

[@MixtapeKilla2004]

That's right!

[@frecklefingers]

Dyson is a skid-mark on the underpants of society.

[@seanjohn864]

Travis Bickle anytime people of color speak up its a bad thing to white people

[@lifestraight]

Chris Louis I know right? Shame on them though. We just gotta keep speaking and taking action!

[@seanjohn864]

Yes sir

[@leeoscarbrown319]

I haven't seen sir in years wow

[@hellokittycutie2003]

Huh? So because we'll all die one day, people should be perfectly content with living with anxiety and fear? So in other words, your opinion/feelings should be considered and other's should suffer in silence? So, ignore a concrete reality because it's just too much for you or you don't connect with it? Since when does silence or ignoring solve anything? What gives you a right to tell people to ignore reality? I'm honestly confused by this kind of thinking.

[@nathanperkins40]

💯

[@eddyduggo]

Interestingly the entire premise of Mr. Dyson’s short analysis is very much Marxist in character. The only unfortunate deviation from that line of thought was when he referred to Marxist’s directly and mischaracterized Marxism and the class analysis framework. He sabotaged his entire analysis with that remark.

[@vondell86]

A race hustler?I don't think you get the large picture..

[@mistormoniteur9112]

citied=cities

[@leeoscarbrown319]

Tupacs activistt

[@sukmaidack]

Eric Dyson is a little boy who perceives the world through Racist glasses. Everything this guy says is per-supposed behind a wall of racist norms. Eric Dyson, a black person who loves to use big words in-order to prove himself amongst others.