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Building solidarity among oppressed groups from "summary" of Revolutionary Suicide by Huey P. Newton

The concept of building solidarity among oppressed groups is an essential aspect of the struggle for liberation. It involves recognizing that different marginalized communities share common experiences of oppression and discrimination, despite the distinct forms these may take. By acknowledging these shared struggles, oppressed groups can come together to support one another and work towards collective liberation. Solidarity is not merely a symbolic gesture or a show of unity; it is a practical necessity for effecting meaningful change. When oppressed groups stand in solidarity with one another, they can leverage their collective power to challenge systems of oppression and demand justice. This collective action is particularly important in the face of a dominant society that seeks to divide and conquer marginalized communities. Building solidarity requires a commitment to understanding and addressing the intersecting forms of oppression that different groups face. It involves listening to and learning from one another's experiences, as well as recognizing and respect...
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    Revolutionary Suicide

    Huey P. Newton

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