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{{li|start=y|I=S1/A/BP|Q=41,67|Q2=4167}}abolitionism (Western-Marxist subgroup) / abolition (generic)
{{li|start=y|I=S1/A/BP|Q=41,67|Q2=4167}}abolitionism (Western-Marxist subgroup) / abolition (generic)


{{li|I=S1/A|Q=618|Q2=618}}abolitionism (anarchism) / abolition (anarchism) [https://traue.commons.gc.cuny.edu/editorial-introduction-to-black-geographies-and-transdisciplinary-abolitionist-education-lifting-up-interlocking-struggles-to-create-radical-possibilities/]  ->  I swear this is just one big euphemism for anarchism. the loose continuity from abolishing slavery to this new anarchism is interesting. but it's very weird how much they try to appropriate Marxism, presumably originally having nabbed it from Malcom X. it's as if a whole movement rooted in a particular population switched from Communism to anarchism and yet kept the same ideas. somebody betrayed Marxism, is what I'm saying in nicer words.
{{li|I=S1/A|Q=59,59|Q2=5959}}abolitionism (anarchism) / abolition (anarchism) [https://traue.commons.gc.cuny.edu/editorial-introduction-to-black-geographies-and-transdisciplinary-abolitionist-education-lifting-up-interlocking-struggles-to-create-radical-possibilities/]  ->  I swear this is just one big euphemism for anarchism. the loose continuity from abolishing slavery to this new anarchism is interesting. but it's very weird how much they try to appropriate Marxism, presumably originally having nabbed it from Malcom X. it's as if a whole movement rooted in a particular population switched from Communism to anarchism and yet kept the same ideas. somebody betrayed Marxism, is what I'm saying in nicer words.


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Main entry

  1. abolitionism (Western-Marxist subgroup) / abolition (generic)
  2. abolitionism (anarchism) / abolition (anarchism) [1] -> I swear this is just one big euphemism for anarchism. the loose continuity from abolishing slavery to this new anarchism is interesting. but it's very weird how much they try to appropriate Marxism, presumably originally having nabbed it from Malcom X. it's as if a whole movement rooted in a particular population switched from Communism to anarchism and yet kept the same ideas. somebody betrayed Marxism, is what I'm saying in nicer words.

Related

  1. BlackPantherism / Black Panther Party's theory of revolution / Black Panther Party's Marxism / (9k)
  2. A Liberal-republican party (bourgeois party; center-Liberal social-democratic party) is not a competing Marxism; this includes early 1900s Mensheviks when they functioned as a Liberal-republican party, or so-called Eurocommunists

Ideologies or fields

  1. abolitionism (Western-Marxism)

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