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VIOLENCE? IT’S THE POLICE
by Bob Avakian June 1, 2020 Hey!—those of you in the media, and politicians, who want to talk about violence in the protests, instead of keeping the focus where it should be—on the murder of George Floyd, on top of all the other murders by police: Why don’t you go preach to the police about violence? They’re the ones brutalizing, terrorizing and murdering people time after time! And how about arresting all these killer pigs and charging them with what they are guilty of: murder of the most depraved kind!
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Bob Avakian Brings Out the Truth:
BARACK OBAMA SAYS
POLICE MURDERING BLACK PEOPLE SHOULD NOT BE NORMAL—
UNLESS HE’S PRESIDENTJune 2, 2020 Did Obama really say that? No, not exactly. He said these killings by police should not be normal. But when he was president they were normal—they happened over and over. And what did Obama do about it then? Nothing. Well, he said a few weak-ass words about what a tragedy it was—and then he denounced as “thugs” the Black youth who rose up in righteous rebellion after the police murder of Freddie Gray in Baltimore. And during Obama’s presidency, the so-called Department of Justice, headed by Eric Holder, repeated the lie that Michael Brown did not have his hands up when he was […]
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A statement from Bob Avakian:
NOTHING LESS!revolutionary leader, author and architect of the revolutionary new communism. June 1, 2020 To all those who have risen up so powerfully and are demonstrating to say “No More!” after the murder of George Floyd, and all the other cold-blooded murders by police. To all those who have drawn inspiration from this righteous uprising. To all those who have had the blinders forced from their eyes and have been provoked to think anew about what kind of country it is that we live in. This has raised the biggest questions about what is needed for people everywhere to live fully […]
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BOB AVAKIAN ON
COVID-19 AND THE OPPRESSION OF WOMENMay 18, 2020 In The Deadly Illusion of “Normalcy” and the Revolutionary Way Forward, I pointed to this basic fact: In the context of this current [coronavirus] crisis, the exploitative and oppressive relations built into this system are asserting themselves in a pronounced way, within this country and internationally, just as they have in previous crises…. Even as broad swaths of the population will be hit by the coronavirus, this inequality will once again have its effect in this country in relation to the current crisis—as immigrants, prisoners, the homeless, people in poor communities, particularly among the oppressed nationalities, and others […]
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