California-style social radicalism, which pretends to advance “freedom,” is a distraction intended to obscure the coming economic slavery its advocates support.
There is no chance that California’s reparations task force’s scheme can be carried out equitably, nor any possibility it will do anything but cause harm to race relations and the black community.
The following portrait of the Tenderloin crime syndicate is based on dozens of conversations with law enforcement, prosecutors, recovering street addicts, parents of addicts, and community activists.
Underfunded grassroots organizations, using cheap online resources, can reach millions to fight and win against out-of-touch progressive interests. But they have to work together.
California has created a regulatory environment that, in every way, has priced people out of the ability to make a living. Will unions wake up to this reality?