How Capitalism Destroys Radical Movements – Second Thought Posted byamongthefrayJanuary 28, 2022January 28, 2022Posted inBrains!, HistoryTags:Activism, Advertising, American Imperialism, American Influence, BLM, Business, Capitalism, Class, Climate, Climate Change, Consumer Culture, Consumerism, Corruption, Culture, Defund the Police, Democrats, Donald Trump, Economy, Elitism, Entertainment, Environment, Fox News, government, Guy Debord, Hillary Clinton, Image, Inequality, Joe Biden, Mainstream Media, Mark Fisher, MSNBC, Mural, Muriel Bowser, Neoliberal, Performative Politics, Philosophy, Police, Police Accountability, Police Brutality, Police Budget, Police State, Political Influence, Political Leadership, Political Messaging, Political Opposition, Political Party, Political Power, Political Violence, Politics, Poverty, Propaganda, Protests, Public Information, Public Opinion, Racial Equality, Racial Violence, Racism, Recuperation, Republicans, Rhetoric, Second Thought, Social Justice, Society, Status Quo, Tax Cuts, Trumpism, US, Video, Washington DC, Wealth, Wealth Gap, White Supremacy, Whitewashing Jan 28, 2022: Movements like Black Lives Matter often start out as radical demands for change, but someone along the way they get consumed, defanged, and turned into meaningless symbols. How does this happen? Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related Published by amongthefray News with a historical perspective. Fighting against misinformation, hate, and revisionist history. View more posts
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