[blind-democracy] Barricades are burning in the United States

  • From: "Roger Loran Bailey" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted sender "rogerbailey81" for DMARC)
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  • Date: Sun, 7 Jun 2020 21:23:41 -0400

Barricades are burning in the United States
https://socialism.com/statement/barricades-are-burning-in-the-united-states/
JUNE 5, 2020
Protestors at an anti-police violence protest
Photo:
Rosa Pineda




ESTE ARTÍCULO
EN ESPAÑOL
On Saturday, May 31, the world witnessed an historic event – the fires of mass rebellion broke out a few hundred yards from the White House.
Donald Trump, the political head of the most powerful imperialist state that economically and militarily lords over the whole Earth, was escorted to the
secure bunker inside the White House fearing that the angry masses of Black, Latinx and poor white Americans would attempt to settle accounts with their
president.
Thousands of Black working-class youth have led massive protests composed of workers and the unemployed of all races due to the Covid-19 pandemic since
the American dream has become a nightmare of growing poverty, the loss of housing, the lack of jobs, the super-exploitation of part-time employment, and
the absence of adequate healthcare. Brave young people – both citizens and immigrants – faced off against brutal, murderous men in uniform to avenge the
death of George Floyd by shouting, “No more police killings!”
In a May 30 statement, the National Comrades of Color Caucus of the Freedom Socialist Party and Radical Women wrote that, “The police have always been
in the service of capitalism and white supremacy since its origins as the slave patrols of the South. Ever since, the corrosive power of white supremacy
has been used to delude working-class whites into thinking that their interests lie with rich whites instead of their own class brothers and sisters of
color.”
Now the monumental crisis that the capitalists have created in the world economy that delivers its most violent and terrible blows to the lives of most
the humble and dispossessed has drawn a clear line between the rich and poor, the exploiters and exploited, the oppressors and oppressed.
The class interests of workers in the U.S. are beginning to overcome the racial barriers that the U.S. bourgeoisie has maintained to divide poor whites
from poor Blacks since the founding of the nation.
The moving expressions of solidarity around the world clearly illustrate that the working class is a single class and international. Let no wall stand
in the way of grief over the death of George Floyd, a Black man; nor impede solidarity with the oppressed and exploited in the United States. The same
state that drains the livelihood of workers in other countries beats and strangles its own people.
It is time for working people around the world, united in suffering and pain, to stand up against capitalism that destroys and kills and end all oppression
by building a socialist world.
Workers of the world, let us unite!
Committee for Revolutionary International Regroupment (CRIR)
Partido Socialismo y Libertad – Argentina
Partido Obrero Socialista – México
Freedom Socialist Party – United States and Australia




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POLICE KILLINGS
POLICE STATE
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