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In the aftermath of Election Day, Maryam and Doniven return for another episode of The Reasoning to examine the resurgence of liberal optimism, political narratives, and the temptation to mistake electoral victories for meaningful progress:
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On this day in Black liberation history:
November 3, 1969, marked the first Black Solidarity Day in New York City, an initiative founded by Panamanian-born activist, educator, and playwright Dr. Carlos E. Russell.
November 3, 1969, marked the first Black Solidarity Day in New York City, an initiative founded by Panamanian-born activist, educator, and playwright Dr. Carlos E. Russell.
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Inspired by the play Day of Absence, Russell envisioned a day when Black people would collectively withdraw their labor, spending, and participation to demonstrate their indispensable role in American society.
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