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Concerning the moderate of color: a call to action

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Oppressed peoples are expected to remain silent and obedient in the face of subjugation while the establishment of ultra-rich oligarchs carries on its violent agenda.   Michelle Obama’s popular phrase, “When they go low, we go high,” is convenient advice for the ruling class, who perpetually squeezes us with its racial capitalism while condemning any resistance...

Source: The University News -; The Student News Site of Saint Louis University

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