We spoke to writer Kenan Malik, whose new book, Not So Black and White, interrogates race and its relationship to class struggle today, tracing the rise of identity politics alongside the decline of the labor movement and universalism.
  • Arache LouverOPM
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    1 year ago

    The appellation in discourse and practice to the big groups, poor workers, unemployed, women, sexual diversities in general, precarious workers.

    Edit: Also mothers, Housewives and all the new home workers of the hyper-connected neoliberalism.