The American Revolution: Pages From a Negro Worker's Notebook

From the industrial lens, our business is a way to extract money, not liberate society. Other Side Effects of the Industrial Revolution 1. Objectification: Everything and everyone is a tool to be used. 2. Limited resources: There’s no focus on renewal, so we need to grab up what’s available as quickly as possible (definitely before the next guy), o

the Kerner Commission, which found no political conspiracy behind the urban riots of 1967, and traced them primarily to racial deprivation. “What white Americans have never fully understood—but what the Negro can never forget—is that white society is deeply implicated in the ghetto,” declared the report. “White institutions created it, white instit

Many kinds of malfunctions are possible. The machine may produce luxuries while necessities are scarce. The machine may produce dangerous, toxic and destructive products instead of healthy and beneficial ones. The machine may fatally damage the air, water and environment upon which we all depend. The machine may dehumanize its workers. And the mach

Toutes ces émeutes peuvent être comprises comme un cri désespéré contre le nouveau dogme du travail, les derniers spasmes d’une nation jadis indépendante avant son asservissement par l’industrialisme.