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from Neptune, an "Identity Politics, not Class Politics!" edition, was
cablecast Friday 30 November at Urbana Public Television: <<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmnDJIKWFa4">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmnDJIKWFa4</a>>.<br> <br> Among
other things, the administration's cynical use of IP to advance its
war-making in Asia and Africa was discussed - e.g., "Susan Rice is a
woman of ghastly accomplishments: suppressor of the facts on genocide in
Congo, and chief U.S. warmonger in Africa. Yet African American
politicians rush to her defense, as a role model for young Blacks,
especially women." [Glen Ford]</span></div><div class="_wk mbm"><span class="userContent"><br></span></div><div class="_wk mbm"><span class="userContent"><br></span></div></div></body></html>