No one knows how to love me.

What like we do.

No one knows how to love

keep I like you know.

No.

No one knows It's a good thing. Take a turn. Thank you. This is hell. live from the United States where the law has far too often been the crime.

This is how capitalism from its very outset has been a system of racial exploitation.

It depends upon an exploited labor class and in the United States that has meant African Americans

and the indigenous. Even prior to the United States

this racial capitalism laid the groundwork for global economic supremacy by the US. It was

also the foundation for the British Empire. The warm relations that exist today

are based on a shared history and current understanding of white supremacy.

Here in the states you can look back and find glaring and yes bloody and deadly examples of that racial capitalism

when African Americans not only pursued but were successful in attaining the American dream.

You can find that in race massacres that are far too often labeled

race riots in places like the 1921 mass killings on Tulsa's Black Wall Street

and in 1919 and in the fields of Elaine, Arkansas, where

sharecroppers were machine gunned down by federal troops only two years earlier.

To this day, that legacy of race massacres and the continuance of racial

capitalism continue to thwart attempts at black liberation and independence in a few

minutes. We will have the amazing opportunity to share an unvernished look at US history

and its methodical violence used to enforce the US brand of capitalism. When we speak with law scholars Andre Douglas Pond Cummings and Calvin Graham

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