Itās so fucking rudimentary to consider Black Americans a largely oppressed underclass with the countryās most revolutionary history of struggle and this has been known across the world by revolutionaries for decades.
Because people are intellectually dishonest this is not saying Black Americans are a singular class with internally equal experiences of oppression. There are class divisions within every community and minorities within those communities who possess most of the wealth and power compared to their toiling brethren. Obviously you unite the most deeply oppressed of any group with one another.
But a few Black millionaires and petty property owners does not make Black Americans a majority petite and big bourgeois community, quite the opposite. The deepest poverty outside of reservations in the United States is experienced in the ghettoized and increasingly gentrified de facto segregated Black neighborhoods. Black Americans have had the most revolutionary organizations in Americaās history, from slave revolts to what WEB Du Bois referred to as the āgeneral strike of the slavesā during the Civil War to spontaneous insurgencies to radical labor unions to outright Marxist vanguard parties.
Of course there are members who are ideologically or economically tied to imperialism and do not wish to cease receiving the benefits. But there are also the deepest of the poor who have repeatedly tied the violence of the American streets to the violence of American imperialism. This is increasingly a common analysis again with a mass movement building.
We are Marxists, we recognize that there are contradictions in everything. Of course they may have strong political divisions within them, thatās just how life works. There are backwards pro imperialist white workers and revolutionary white workers too as there are lackeys in your own country.
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