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When we rely on parties which have given us no indication whatsoever that they're a liberal party of liberation, then we not only have the wrong historical analysis, but we are a lot of times either wasting our time, we're being brought off, and not doing the hard work which is at the base building community.
We wrap up our three-part series on No Cop City, No Cop World (Haymarket Books, 2025), by speaking with co-editor and contributor Kamau Franklin, founder of Community Movement Builders, a Black member-based collective of community residents and activists serving Black working-class and poor Black communities.
Kamau's essay in the collection is titled, "Is This Enough Black Folks for You, Andre Dickens?," which is a reference to the current Atlanta mayor.
"The Moment of Truth" with Jeff Dorchen follows the interview.
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