The bourgeois period of history has to create the material basis of the new world . . . . in the same way as geological revolutions have created the surface of the earth. When a great social revolution shall have mastered the results of the bourgeois epoch, the market of the world and the modern […]
Bribery: As a feature of colonialism during the epoch of the industrial revolution, bribery granted a structured material benefit to the imperial peoples in all sector of social life and various classes. These material benefits were denied to members of the same class, who were colonized peoples, national minorities and minorities, in order to maintain […]
Society is formed on the basis of the unity of productive forces and productive relations. Productive relations are the laws defining property and the relationship of people to property in the process of production. The constant, spontaneous development of the productive forces eventually disrupts that unity. An epoch of social revolution creates new productive relations […]
PART II III. “Jump back . . . Jim Crow . . ..” The reactionary quest of Redemption for its pound of flesh, to experience fulfillment and regain its former status, is/was the never satisfied hunger of the white obesity, in freshly pressed white cloth. The thirst became the slaughter of a people. “There’s more […]
PART I The Free state of Jones is the story of how the plantation South lost everything . . . including its mutherfuckin mind . . . forever. The ideology of colonialism held together all the classes, whose livelihood, one way or another, was dependent upon keeping the slave proletariat in chains. The plantation South […]
Colonialism: Derived from the Latin word colere, “to inhabit,” colonialism describes the domination of land and subjugation of peoples brought into the property relations and social order of the colonizers. Colonialism appeared thousands of year ago with the rise of private property and the slave mode of production. The colonial form of development continued under […]