Street Civics
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Saul Alinsky, the “Freud of organizing,” believed the Haves and Have Nots were *not* locked in a power struggle with each other.
Rather, the Haves were locked in a power struggle between themselves, jockeying for more power.
For him then, the Have Nots had to concentrate their power on one Have 🎯
Rather, the Haves were locked in a power struggle between themselves, jockeying for more power.
For him then, the Have Nots had to concentrate their power on one Have 🎯
February 13, 2025 at 11:15 PM
Saul Alinsky, the “Freud of organizing,” believed the Haves and Have Nots were *not* locked in a power struggle with each other.
Rather, the Haves were locked in a power struggle between themselves, jockeying for more power.
For him then, the Have Nots had to concentrate their power on one Have 🎯
Rather, the Haves were locked in a power struggle between themselves, jockeying for more power.
For him then, the Have Nots had to concentrate their power on one Have 🎯
Peter Turchin’s book ‘End Times’ does a good job summarizing how the U.S. dealt with the rise of fascism in between the world wars.
February 7, 2025 at 2:56 AM
Peter Turchin’s book ‘End Times’ does a good job summarizing how the U.S. dealt with the rise of fascism in between the world wars.