[Marxism] An analysis of the DP convention that works better

[S. Artesian]

The struggles were carried on outside the Democratic Party.  The Party 
reacted to these struggles.  When the struggles challenged the actual party 
structure, for example, credentials of the Mississippi delegation, the party 
acted as it always has and always will.

The legislative response were the accommodations by the ruling class to 
regain control of terrain, to contain those struggles.  Doesn't mean we 
oppose the civil rights legislation; it does mean we don't join the party 
that the ruling class uses to regain that control, to contain those 
struggles.
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