From the end of the plantation slave economy in America, large numbers of Black workers have existed in economic precarity. What does it mean to have Black workers disproportionately relegated to the reserve army of labor in a capitalist society? What are Marxist remedies to this problem?


About Richard Wolff:
Richard David Wolff is an American Marxian economist, known for his work on economic methodology and class analysis. He is Professor Emeritus of Economics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and currently a Visiting Professor in the Graduate Program in International Affairs of the New School in New York
Here Richard Wolff on his channel Democracy at Work:


Richard David Wolff is an American Marxian economist, known for his work on economic methodology and class analysis. He is Professor Emeritus of Economics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and currently a Visiting Professor in the Graduate Program in International Affairs of the New School in New York


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01 Debut de la Fin

More to be heard on this one than on the rough mix.  We LOOOOVE this version, hope you do too... ENJOY!!!

An Uncanny Ability to Screw Up and Deny (Album Mix)

Here is the first installment of the "Black Christmas" Ep series.

Border Crossing

TIR speaks to philosopher and author Todd McGowan about his new book “Enjoyment Right and Left”.


While understanding the psychological structure of pleasure and desire might seem to be unrelated to understanding our current political crisis, Todd McGowan argues that the intrinsically excessive nature of what Lacan would call jouissance, what McGowan calls Enjoyment, is critically important to understand as we try to overcome the contradictions and conflicts that arise in a world that appears split between right and left.
The discursive analysis of ideology fails to capture the mode of enjoyment an ideology mobilizes. In his new path-breaking book, Todd McGowan elaborates on the formal structure of enjoyment which distinguishes the Left from the Right. The enjoyment mobilized by the Left is not sustained by envy and resentment. It leaves behind the motifs of the theft of enjoyment that permeates racism and sexism. Enjoyment Right and Left deserves to become an instant classic - it cuts into the very heart of what is wrong in today's fundamentalism and its apparent opposite, permissive liberalism. - Slavoj Žižek, author of Less Than Nothing
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Black Christmas Vol.3: Tears in the Rain

Movimiento Uno

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Carcass Rough 1

After watching a few interviews with Chris Hedges, I figured I write a song about my disdain for the Oligarchy.

A Calculated Hatred

I see a lack of empathy in humanity. Especially when it comes to the homeless population here in the Bay Area, hell, and everywhere else for that matter.  

Slow Deth
Lyrics

Verse 1

The unrelenting hell is no savior
The cesspool that where dwell the danger
The unrelenting hell  
Where's our saviour

Chorus

And we are
Dying
The Heart Begins to Blacken   
Decay from within
The malice sets in

 

Verse 2

This unrelenting hell is abhorrent 
I've become a part of the tourment
This unrelenting hell where's the saviour
Where's the saviour 

(Scream part middle bridge)
Crawl into it's skin
kill the malice from within

Slow Deth

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The music we create is just a reflection of the world we’re surrounded by.  Located in West Oakland, CA we’re bookended by the metropolitan tech mecca San Francisco, and growing homeless condition just across the street from where we create.  Inspired by the radical movements that came from the area we come from, Bitter Lake attempts to not only speak for the downtrodden, but to yell the concerns of the poor from the mountain tops.  With songs like “Betrayal” which speaks to the neoliberal sacrifice of the America, to “A Subtly (War on the Poor)” a song about the mass incarceration, which is nothing more than neo-slavery.  

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Shout.

Freedom.

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