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Lessons for the antifascist fight now and to come rooted in well-learned lessons from Black liberation.
Revolution In These Times delivers veteran Black Panther Party member, Black Liberation Army leader, and former political prisoner Dhoruba Bin Wahad direct in his own words to offer us an analysis of how today's resurgent right-wing agenda is an outgrowth of the ongoing and historical political struggle between the oppressed masses and settler-colonialism of America and Europe. Bin-Wahad not only explores how white supremacist politics have recaptured the American imagination but also prescribes a radical grassroots response to counter this ideology and supplant the violent state repression that keeps it in power.
Bin Wahad pieces together fight-back strategies against the police and the state through a process of mobilizing in the streets, on the block, and in our communities, while gathering mass through antifascist coalition-building in a manner unrealized since the 1960s and 1970s. In this series of interviews, Bin Wahad grounds us in the now, seamlessly weaving together firsthand accounts of his own and other's revolutionary past in the history of struggle, alongside lessons for today.
Contents
Lessons from the Black liberation tradition
Black leadership, state repression, and self-defense
To be Black is necessary, but it ain't sufficient
On Black encapsulation and appropriation
The Unstoppable power of self-determination
From "Power to the People" to the Congressional Black Caucus
Recollections of a Black revolutionary
On Assata Shakur, Angela Davis, and COINTELPRO
You cannot reform the police in a police state
Antifascist organizing and community control of police
The limitations of a hashtag movement
Leadership by victimhood and organizing for power
Soldiers' stories
A conversation with BLA veterans Sekou Odinga, Thomas "Blood" McCreary, and Dhoruba bin Wahad
