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In the United States there have been brilliant examples of anti-racist struggle—black soldiers in the Civil War, coal miners of Alabama, and especially the anti-racist working-class struggles led by the Communist Party. Yet racism persists: Jim Crow replaced racial slavery, and mass incarceration has replaced Jim Crow. Why? In this open access book Paul Gomberg argues that racism is functional for capitalism, supplying low-wage, vulnerable labor and driving down conditions for all workers. How can anti-racists put an end to racist society? Gomberg argues for race-centered Marxism: anti-racism must lead working-class struggle, but racism will end only in a communist society that creates opportunity for all.
The ebook editions of this book are available open access under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 licence on bloomsburycollections.com
Contents
A PERSONAL INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1: THE ORIGIN AND MEANING OF RACE IN ENGLISH NORTH AMERICA
CHAPTER 2: RACE IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION THROUGH THE CIVIL WAR
CHAPTER 3: BLACK WORKERS IN SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE: FROM RECONSTRUCTION TO WW2
CHAPTER 4: RACE AND ANTI-RACISM IN INDUSTRY: COAL MINERS 1870-1921
CHAPTER 5: RACE AND ANTI-RACISM IN INDUSTRY: THE COMMUNIST PARTY FIGHTS RACISM
CHAPTER 6: THE CREATION OF TODAY'S RACISM
CHAPTER 7: IS RACISM INTERRACIAL?
CHAPTER 8: ALIENATING RACE AND FIGHTING RACISM
CHAPTER 9: RACE-CENTERED MARXISM
CHAPTER 10: A SOCIETY WITHOUT RACE
CHAPTER 11: REASONABLE HOPE?
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