Gutting white supremacism: the walking tour

Talking beyond attitudes, addressing public policy, in the frame of a materialist interpretation of white supremacy, this walking tour reviews the privatization of land values as the core instrument of white supremacist culture.

Come along on a walking tour which, while nominally surveying San Francisco social movement history, substantially explores the perspective that control of access to nature is the chief economic mechanism by which white supremacist culture persists corrosively in the world today.

A quick look around informs any sentient being that the privatization of San Francisco's high land values results in displacement of communities of color. This walk posits that a public policy that socialized land values would vastly diminish the accrued and instantaneous advantage attaching, generally, to white America. In fact, the walk introduces that observation that socializing land values would give immediate, powerful, and proportionate political clout to communities of color, while at the same time leveling incomes by disabling feudal income streams, e.g. income derived from mere ownership of land values.