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DESCRIPTION:Discussion on Ending the Oppression of Black People - further discussion of 
 the Constitution for the New Socialist Republic in North America (Draft 
 Proposal) .This week's issue of Revolution newspaper has some  very 
 interesting back and forth relevant to the scheduled discussion including a 
 letter from a reader in prison, and a response to that letter from 
 Revolution newspaper which begins (below):\n \nDear Reader,\n\nWe thank you 
 for writing Revolution about the Constitution for the New Socialist 
 Republic in North America (Draft Proposal). This letter appeared in #224, 
 as Prisoners Debate the Section: "Minority and Formerly Oppressed 
 Nationalities."\n\nYou raise a number of criticisms and concerns. The heart 
 of the criticism is contained in your statements "it should be the right of 
 all [oppressed nationalities] to self determination" and "any way I look at 
 it, I see you can't allow African Americans the right to secede but not 
 Mexican-Americans or Native Americans. I see no reason why RCP could not 
 have gone across the board with Blacks, Mexicans, and Natives having 
 equality in determining their future."\n\nHere we want to answer these and 
 related points...(see complete letter - Reply to Letter on the Section 
 "Minority and Formerly Oppressed Nationalities") .\n\n*****\n\nYou can read 
 the Constitution for the New Socialist Republic in North American (Draft 
 Proposal) here .\n\nThe following sections of the Constitution have 
 particular relevance for this discussion.\n\nArticle II. Regions, 
 Localities, and Basic Institutions.\n\nArticle III. Rights of the People 
 and the Struggle to Uproot All Exploitation and Oppression.\n\nYou can 
 purchase the Constitution online here, or come in to Revolution Books and 
 get your copy.)\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/03/01/18673416.php
SUMMARY:Ending the Oppression of Black People :Further Discussion of the New Constitution
LOCATION:Revolution Books\n2425 Channing Way(in the Sather Gate Parking Mall off of 
 Telegraph Avenue).Wheelchair accessible, donations accepted.
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/03/01/18673416.php
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