Cornel West and Richard Wolff: Marxism, Capitalism and Wage Slavery
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with Cornel West and Richard D. Wolff
GRITtv on Jul 28, 2015
A conversation about capitalism with two brilliant minds, Cornel West and Richard D. Wolff, together in a rare joint appearance. Richard D. Wolff is Professor of Economics Emeritus, University of Massachusetts, and author most recently of Capitalism’s Crisis Deepens: Essays on the Global Economic Meltdown 2010- 2014/ Dr. Cornel West has written or edited dozens of books, including classics like Race Matters, and Democracy Matters. His most recent is Black Prophetic Fire, written in conversation with Christa Buschendorf. Also in the show, activist Manju Rajendran tells us about a small business that is successfully operating under an anti-capitalist economic paradigm. And Laura raises questions about the record-setting settlement with BP over drilling disaster in the Gulf Coast.
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Rick, the advocacy of Richard Wolff and Cornel West is of utmost importance to this 2016 election.
Here is another interesting fact related to advocacy of coops and worker-owned businesses. It could be that this bank will lend seed money to people who want to start worker-owned businesses. You may know of this bank and it should get our attention in getting the word out: http://ourmicrolending.com/?gclid=CISFlsf7iscCFchffgodw2EHnQ
Some interesting info on the founding of this Grameen Bank:A bank that funds workers to start worker businesses. http://bit.ly/1KLipdq Nobel Peace Prize Grameen Bank founder
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