SOC 2112 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Great Machine, Class Conflict, Reductionism

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Ghana where he died: marxist, anti-racist, discussion on how he is characterized is interesting depending on how you look upon, his work is now more prominent now compared to the past. With the new world came fatally the african slave trade and negro slavery in the. There were new cruelties, new hatreds of human beings, and new degradations of human labor. However, in the 1920s, du bois questioned validity of examining oppression of black. Americans using a class analysis new emergence of black middle class so to speak where he began to question of understanding the oppression strictly using class analysis. He started to challenge his own analysis in a way. It begins with his analysis of slavery, not simply as a discussion. The idea of how hate can be manifested and supported and facilitated by these economic structures. This is how you would intersect class identity here.

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