Rich Thanks to Racism: How the Ultra-Wealthy Profit from Racial Injustice - Jim Freeman Audiobook
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More than fifty years after the Civil Right Movement, there are still glaring racial inequities all across the US. In Rich Thanks to Racism, one of the country’s leading civil rights lawyers, Jim Freeman, explains why as he reveals the hidden strategy behind systemic racism. He details how the driving force behind the public policies that continue to devastate communities of color across the US is a small group of ultra-wealthy individuals who profit mightily from racial inequality.
In this groundbreaking examination of “strategic racism,” Freeman carefully dissects the cruel and deeply harmful policies within the education, criminal justice, and immigration systems to discover their origins and why they persist. He uncovers billions of dollars in aligned investments by Bill Gates, Charles Koch, Mark Zuckerberg, and a handful of other billionaires that are dismantling public school systems across the US. He exposes how the greed of prominent US corporations and Wall Street banks were instrumental in creating the world’s largest prison population and our most extreme anti-immigrant policies. He also demonstrates how these “racism profiteers” prevent these flagrant injustices from being addressed by pitting white communities against communities of color, obscuring the fact that the struggles faced by white people are deeply connected with those faced by people of color.
Rich Thanks to Racism is an invaluable roadmap for all those who recognize that the key to unlocking America’s full potential is for more people of all races and ethnicities to prioritize racial justice.
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This post has 44 comments with rating of 1/5
November 10th, 2021
dressed up commie filth.
November 10th, 2021
Ah yes, the racists call other people racist. Classic.
November 10th, 2021
It’s kind of sad how you folks have to haunt this site to troll.
A bit expected, and comical.
November 10th, 2021
Missing the big picture that everything in the US is a hustle & a racket. This is secondary. The worst rackets, health care, RX drugs, education, etc are the things regular folks need to live & these are legalized rackets courtesy of your politicians on behalf of the owners of USA Inc.
Climate change & bio diversity loss (both existential threats - combined? horror show) & the history of the planet are a hobby/obsession since I was a teen some 50 years ago. Point is almost every major enviro NGO is corrupted. Corporate money. Taking money from the enemy. They are gate keepers AKA lying treasonous scum. Not the little people at the bottom rungs or well meaning donors & volunteers - middle management & up. I stopped communicating with or recommend any of them over a decade ago. Most people I tell don’t believe me - they want hope. I tell them to start a group local & clean up streams & where people dump illegally near them. Do that & I guarantee you helped the environment. Don’t send NGO’s money. Chances are it’ll be used to buy middle management lattes.
“The road to hell is paved with corporate profits and compromised NGOs”
https://www.wrongkindofgreen.org/
November 10th, 2021
As recently as the late 60’s a lot of places n America were still legally denying black people access to goods, services, housing, education and healthcare.
Plenty of people alive today lived through open systematic racism as a reality. Maybe don’t insult them by pretending it never existed.
November 10th, 2021
Democrats using BLACKS (slaves) to keep them rich and/or in power for over 200 years! Funny how they just keep letting them use them. You REALLY think the Clinton’s, Joe ‘Don’t bus those colored kids’ Biden, or the Obama’s CARE about you or anyone else? Just look at their new worth. How much did they give YOU? None? That is what I thought. But you want to place false claims of RACISM on Republican and Republican supporters. Why? Because you don’t agree with some of their policies. WHAT? You want to produce COAL??? You RACIST!
November 10th, 2021
@sable663
You know what? I actually agree with a few of your points. The Democratic party should, at very least, reflect on how it has expected the Black vote without actually earning it. At least, I hope that’s what you’re saying.
But then you get into “false claims of RACISM on Republican and Republican supporters.” These are not false, they are everywhere and obvious. If you can’t see the racism that is baked into Trump’s Republican party, then you are either blind, stupid or a racist yourself.
November 10th, 2021
tenbenson-Do you also think that ALL blacks steal, lie and have been in prison? Because you are pretty much saying that about racism being in every Republican’s soul. VERY inaccurate. In fact, I would bet more Liberals are racist than Republicans. And I guess you also say that NO BLACK PERSON can be racist. Oh…unless you are a black Republican. Then you are called a member of the KKK. I guess you will call me a racist just because I am white and have a pick-up. :u/ Oh…and I also have more guns than you have IQ points and more ammo than you have brain cells. So yes…a VERY racist person…right?
November 10th, 2021
tenbenson-BTW…when I say RACIST I mean VERY HATEFUL to another race. Everyone has racism in them. If you think otherwise you are very naive. Have you ever said the N-word. Probably 99.9975% of people have. If you said NO you are either better than Jesus himself or a liar.
November 10th, 2021
@sable663 a bunch of strawman arguments doesn’t make you any more right or any less insane.
You’re trying to score points off things that haven’t even been said, it’s pathetic.
November 11th, 2021
Who’s really profiting from racism?
BLM co-founder, Patrisse Cullers’s net worth:
$6 million.
Jesse Jackson net worth:
$10 million.
November 11th, 2021
@sable663
Haha you are very funny!
Very funny man! I laugh!
November 11th, 2021
@sable663
Also, thanks for telling me so much more about you than I ever wanted to know.
November 11th, 2021
The first problem I see here is trusting “public school systems” with your children. Freeman is certainly correct in pointing out that “the struggles faced by white people are deeply connected with those faced by people of color.”
The federal government is incredibly important to our overall security, BUT it is made up of people, and they should not be though of as capable managers of our individual lives. If you want your children to prosper, you will need to work hard and smart.
1. Don’t have sex out of wedlock.
2. Find a hard working, faithful and responsible spouse.
3. When you get married, stay married!
4. Except for a home loan, stay out of debt.
November 11th, 2021
1. That can be quite difficult.
2. They can be rare in the wild.
3. Marriage is another consumer item.
4. See No. 1.
November 11th, 2021
@Jack - As an instructive analogy, as recently as the late 60’s - and far beyond that - under British rule, Irish Catholics were institutionally & legally denied access to jobs, services, housing, education, justice, healthcare, fundamental human rights, in addition to civil, political & legal rights. Their peaceful civil rights marches were shot up by the jackboot of British forces; their political, legal & community leaders targeted.
Plenty of people alive today lived through open, systemic racism as a stark reality. British people often insult them by pretending it never existed. And by preaching to others, without referring to the imperial beam in their own eye.
I don’t honestly expect that you’re in a position to defend any of this, but it’s really not necessary to look very far away, or that long ago, for appalling racism & human rights abuses. This is your history & your reality.
November 12th, 2021
@caesar963
And here you are again, utterly silent against the drooling fascist wannabes that pollute this site, yet quick to jump on those who argue against them with a dose of whataboutery.
You’re a strange sort.
November 12th, 2021
“Utterly silent against the fascists” - you mean the Holocaust deniers (a few days ago I was called a “Jew” for this, they didn’t consider it a compliment either)? The defenders of slavery? The apologists for imperialism & oppression - including brutish imperialism - and its racism & genocide?
Is that another species of fascism - all those who defend British, Marxist or fascist imperialism?
When I condemned British brutality before, you also made an emotional attack - just as when I condemned anti-Semitism you made an emotional attack - when I condemned authoritarian regimes of the l/r, you made an emotional attack against that too.
And here you are again.
Everything I said, including the case I mentioned to Jack, do you really approve & defend all this?
November 13th, 2021
@caesar963
In Jack’s comment here (I’m not talking about anywhere else), there is simply nothing to argue with. And you didn’t - you just introduced a “but what about…”
It’s because you have a bee in your bonnet about stuff that he posts, nothing more. You weren’t arguing a point, you just had your habitual little dig.
There are quite a lot of people on this site that spew clearly fascistic views, yet you only tussle with the one guy who is essentially correct in most of what he says.
Don’t pretend it’s anything other than personal.
November 13th, 2021
Again “only tussle with?” Factually laughable. Have you been around the last week? Probably, but not attentively.
Seeing anyone from Britain preaching about racism - without acknowledging Britain’s horrific current & past role - is utterly ludicrous. Genocide, racism, slavery & tyranny, on the largest scale.
That hypocrisy is the point. When I condemn these things, you attack - because you have a bee in your bonnet about the stuff that I condemned, nothing more. You weren’t arguing the point, you just had your habitual little dig. Precisely.
Jack explicitly told me that Britain cannot have any proportionate responsibility or guilt for any of these appalling actions. This, in a country that has profited enormously from brutish imperialism. And is currently insulating, protecting & rewarding its killers & murdering racists by granting them immunity from prosecution. This is not in the past, although you might wish it was.
Clean your own house first, before indulging in condemnation of the other. It just looks clownishly silly, criminally clueless, and historically & politically ignorant.
Also, it can’t be personal because none of us actually know each other. This is the bewildered wub - not reality.
November 13th, 2021
@caesar963 you’re preaching to entirely the wrong person here mate, my parents were Irish Catholics who moved to Scotland in the 80’s. I’m very much aware of how Britain has treat the Irish.
November 13th, 2021
@caesar963 and I said no such thing. Not sure why you’re lying.
November 13th, 2021
If you tell me that, Jack, the courteous thing to do is to accept it. But all the points still stand. And the ignorance is only perpetuated; the education curriculum in Britain perpetrates almost as many atrocities as the country. See the hysterical response when the brutish empire is reasonably criticised or condemned.
November 14th, 2021
On your second comment there - your denial that you told me that Britain cannot have any proportionate responsibility or guilt for any of these appalling actions - you don’t remember this? I said that it reaches across the generations due to the profiteering & generational abuses & destruction, and there were the present abuses also mentioned.
You said that you personally felt no guilt or responsibility and that people born after the fact could not have any responsibility. That’s how you framed it at the time. Are you saying that this responsibility & guilt does in fact arise?
November 14th, 2021
I was born here, and that makes me British. But don’t get me wrong, I have no love for Britain, and no tolerance for its history of atrocities. You and I are in agreement for the most part.
I speak out when bigotry, prejudice and racism happen here too. I’m not a hypocrite.
I’m all for reparation. Hell, I’d probably actually stand to benefit from it.
What I take issue with is you deciding “you were born in the wrong place and that means you shoulder the weight of the actions of everyone else born in that place, and this prevents you from speaking on a topic”.
As for the lack of guilt, let me ask you this: if you moved to Japan and had a child, would that child be guilty of war crimes against China?
Of course not. In that regard, they’re not guilty and shouldn’t feel guilty. But should there be societal shifts as a whole to correct past injustices? Of course. Same with Britain. Same with America. Same with any country. I can believe that reparation is the right course of action without the need to bring the concept of ‘guilt’ into it.
So no, I don’t feel personal guilt over what Britain has done. But I do believe that an effort should be made so that people at a disadvantage because of systematic racism ought to be given extra consideration and help where needed.
So yeah, I absolutely accept every negative thing you have to say about Britain. There are likely a lot of things I could add to it.
But that’s irrelevant right now anyway. The reason I was talking about America is because this book is focusing on America. And I don’t subscribe to your idea that nationality means you aren’t allowed to talk about something.
November 14th, 2021
On the issue of the accusation of “lying” - the exchange I referred to took place on one of enigma’s uploads, a book by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz. I was talking about the guilt & responsibility shouldered by all empires & former empires. This was one of your comments:
Jack_Milad
September 13th, 2021
@caesar963 who said anything about guilt? Americans shouldn’t feel guilty for what their ancestors or the people who set up their country may or may not have done. That’s ridiculous. People are responsible for their own actions and nothing more.
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I, of course, disagreed, and pointed out that countries such as Britain have enormous burdens of guilt & responsibility, based on the untold profits & the proceeds of theft reaching across generations. The colonial legacy has been truly terrifying, along with the global impact of partition.
Not to mention the current moves to insulate, protect & reward its killers & murdering racists by granting them immunity from prosecution.
So, very much a “live” issue.
And as I pointed out to you before the historical ignorance around these issues is staggering, which explains the attacks I was responding to before. A particular problem arises in that others really do know this history.
If I moved to Japan & had a child, that child, as a citizen, would inherit a share of the burden of national guilt & responsibility. This is why “other” countries teach such history & the record of appalling crimes to succeeding generations. In the case of reparations, as a citizen & taxpayer, they are, by definition, appropriately assuming a burden of guilt & responsibility. In a material, tangible sense. And they should continue to pass that responsibility on.
So, yes, of course. Call it by its name.
I’ll just give what is essentially the consensus view (outside Britain): to see anyone from Britain lecturing other countries abt racism, slavery, genocide, imperialism, dispossession, exploitation, injustices, etc. etc. - this is truly absurd, beyond parody, & nauseating. When your education system is an elaborate lie - of commission & omission - you can’t adopt such a pose.
Of course, you guys will give opinions on these things. However, they cannot be informed opinions given such institutional structures.
How much credibility would Russia, China, Turkey, Burma, et al, have when pontificating on human rights abuses, genocide & tyranny? None whatsoever.
November 14th, 2021
Its Trumps fault like everything else wrong ever in the history of mankind.
November 14th, 2021
Nah, not going to agree with you that ‘guilt’ is the appropriate term. It’s more a moral duty. Calling it guilt and immediately slapping that label onto every single child forced to be born into a system they didn’t get a say in is perverse. That’s far too Christian a concept.
If an American citizen wants to speak out about how Israel bombing innocent people in Palestine is horrific, you’d try to shut them down because of their nationality. Whereas I’d agree with them, because even if that person is entirely oblivious of their own country’s history on the matter, it’s still a principled stance. Unless they’re saying “but when we do it, it’s different”, I wouldn’t say the persons nationality is even an issue.
If your stance is consistent, you’d be telling them to stfu until America stops bombing people, would you?
If it were the governments of China, Russia, Turkey, etc speaking on those topics, it would be reason to bring up the country’s own issues. If it’s an individual, then they’re probably in a better position than me to recognize those things and call them out.
But let’s not mess around and drag this out any more, shall we? You’re Irish, and the British have a lengthy history of genocide against your/our people. So the fact I was born here gives you an inbuilt excuse to weaponize nationality in order for you to dismiss what I’m saying when I don’t agree with you. Even when most things you’re saying about Britain, I do actually in fact agree with you on.
You getting riled up when a Brit says something about injustices says far more about you than it does them. The overly verbose and chummy facade dropping so that you can go on a rant about the evils of Britain in a way that you don’t with any other topic hints that you’ve got your own prejudices that need addressing.
November 14th, 2021
No, “it’s a look how bad those other people are” kind of deal, when the abuses never really stopped in your own polity.
When the levels of ignorance extend all the way into adulthood, then that has to be a willed dynamic.
If it’s only ever “America bad” - then you never have to do the hard work of seriously looking at yourself; at your state rushing to reward its killers & murdering racists by granting them immunity from prosecution.
I know you’ll try to say that I’m pointing these facts out merely because I’m prejudiced, but the victims of murder & torture were real people, with real families, Jack. While that might be too verbose, blaming & trashing the victims again is never the right answer. It’s always the coward’s move.
A country that had concentration camps before & after the Nazis - but won’t teach this, and has never learned from it, is in no position to judge the actions of others. There’s something seriously rotten in that state. Agreeing with me with one side of your face, and then trying to wash hands of guilt & responsibility, when the blood-red profits are still being rinsed & laundered thru your society, and the abuses are still live? No. Pointing the complacent finger won’t do.
“People are responsible for their own actions and nothing more.” That actually has the handwashing ring of “just following orders” to it.
It also betrays an ignorance of how states actually work. The corollary of that mindlessly selfish manifesto would have stark consequences for any society.
You’re a little too cloudy on the semantics. I hope that’s not intentional. Asserting that the former empire has no guilt, but it’s more of a “moral duty” - okay. A moral duty arising from past & present abuses & harms. That’s guilt & responsibility. That’s a burden, an obligation, an onus. Trying to weasel out of a word you don’t like is just too slippery. It’s a BoJo move - unsustainable.
Embracing the idea of reparations, as you did, when that actually means acknowledging & making amends for a wrong committed - by providing for those who have been wronged? Those are all active, engaged, guilt-laden terms, Jack. The burden is abundantly clear, but like so many there, you refuse to see it. The rest of the world sees it. It’s just a matter of having the courage to draw your own conclusion. I didn’t trap you, you did that to yourself.
November 14th, 2021
Your problem is assuming that I’m only ever saying “America bad”. For the record: Britain worse in a lot of regards.
This is an audiobook about systematic racism in America though. Which is why I’m talking about America. You’re the one who derailed the topic to talk about Britain.
Your arguments here rely almost entirely on misinterpreting and twisting what I’m saying to assert that I believe things I don’t. It’s a ridiculous little game and I’m not playing it with you.
November 14th, 2021
Just to point out, your entire argument is based on an Ad hominem and genetic fallacy. You’re not debating my point, you’re arguing my right to say it. Based on where I live. Applying the logic of the whole to the part is a composition/division fallacy. Exaggerating and misrepresenting what I’ve said in order to make points easier to attack is a strawman fallacy. Then there’s the loaded questions where you’ve clearly drawn your own conclusion as to what I believe before every giving me a chance to state it or clarify. And the snide manipulative appeal to emotion with statements like “they were real people”, implying that I wasn’t aware of that or didn’t agree.
Practically everything you’ve said is a Russian nesting doll of logical fallacies. You’re arguing in bad faith on multiple levels, in a way you don’t do with anyone else on this website. And what’s the issue? My nationality.
I’m not going to hold you responsible for my family being murdered, driven out of their homeland, then killed in terrorist attacks based solely on the fact that you’re Irish. I’m not going to say you have no right to speak on subjects like religious persecution or terrorism until Ireland fixes all its own issues.
I’ll judge you on the content of your character. Which seems is indistinguishable from any of the British people who hold a prejudice against someone because of their nationality. You’re just a gammon.
November 14th, 2021
Doing that internet thing of complaining abt the ad hominem, then stumbling straight into hysterically crying “You’re a rasher!” Can we say self-refuting?
“America bad” is your only distracting move. You’re not alone in this. A great deal of “actors” try the same tactic. The Russian guy from a while ago - called himself “Peter” - illodiini used to refer to him as “Pyotr” - that was his one act as well. Would accuse America of everything Russia had done (and even worse). Then denied being Russian, of course. Also not a person entirely committed to truth.
Of course you lot are going to indulge in the act of hypocritically condemning the racism of others: “Quick! Look over there!” The action is not the point.
The driving, underlying hypocrisy itself is the point.
Getting on your soap box to better espy & lecture others on racism when it’s always on your doorstep, as I pointed out. When it’s been the business of that country since long before the “America bad” performance.
“Your arguments here rely…on misinterp & twisting what I’m saying to assert that I believe things I don’t.” - Being semantically precise isn’t a conspiracy against you. Your “moral duty” clearly indicates obligation arising from past & present abuses & harms. That’s means guilt & responsibility. Your preference for “reparations” means acknowledging & making amends for a wrong committed by providing for those who have been wronged. That’s the very definition of guilt & responsibility, which I was clear on from the beginning. Trying to weasel & pivot away from that again doesn’t work.
You admitted these things yourself, but you don’t have the honest courage to draw the manifest, rational conclusion.
They were real people - and the survivors still are. That’s my “prejudice” right there. Always has been.
We are our brother’s keeper; our brother’s burdens are our own; and all men are our brothers. You know by now what you can do with your “People are responsible for their own actions and nothing more.”
No, my country is certainly not perfect - however, it has been the age-old victim of religious persecution & terror - and has always condemned these. When we send troops abroad, it’s not to steal, starve or mass murder “inferior” races, as part of some crtpto- “white man’s burden” - we try to cooperate with others in peacekeeping missions. Yet that’s some racist “gammon” position, according to you. No person who is truly of Irish heritage would ever make such catastrophic, hateful errors.
A transparent attempt at an expedient reframe. This is your good faith argumentation, is it? The only people who ever tried to maintain that I was a liar on this site are you - and a scumbag Holocaust denier.
You’ve been listening to too much Nigel Farrago. The gammon leading the gammon.
November 15th, 2021
@caesar963
“Clean your own house first, before indulging in condemnation of the other”
Er, no. I am quite, quite capable of having passionate hatred of fascism while also seeking truth and honesty related to our own history. What utter, dangerous nonsense. So the UK was wrong to fight the Nazis because they also had a racist history? Jesus Christ.
I didn’t bother reading any more of your bloviating blarney, as usual. It’s there for your benefit rather than anybody else’s.
November 15th, 2021
@caesar963
Otherwise, I leave it to Jack to argue with you.
He’s got your number and no mistake.
You’re probably best off sticking to your usual, directionless ramblings on almost every other post.
November 15th, 2021
So, the UK fought Germany because of the Nazis’ appalling racism? You believe that nazionalist faery story? So why did Britain use concentration camps again after the war? With the prisoners brutally clubbed to death; countless others systematically raped; many more having bottles pushed into their anuses & vaginas; forced, slave labour; the attempted genocide of the Kikuyu people, and on, and on.
You don’t know your history. You seek only to divert attention away from it - & your current political reality. Rewarding your killers & murdering racists by granting them immunity from prosecution. State terror, torture, racism & murder. You can’t acknowledge & condemn your national wrongs when you clearly refuse, or are unable, to learn abt them.
Stop talking about fascism as if its somewhere else, & someone else.
Also, interesting to see your casual racism featuring there.
“I didn’t bother reading any more” - of course, demonstrating your standard, admirable powers of diligent research as featured in your “studies” of history.
“I leave it to Jack to argue with you. He’s got your number and no mistake.” - You forget that on the Dunbar-Ortiz book, you essentially responded to Jack’s central point. His “People are responsible for their own actions and nothing more” & they “shouldn’t feel guilty for what their ancestors or the people who set up their country may or may not have done.”
And your (tenbenson, September 14th, 2021) “The perfect argument for people who won’t do anything for anyone, ever.”
Yeah, you’ve got his “number, and no mistake.”
Literally, every single 1 of your mindless ass-ertions.
November 15th, 2021
lol - and what kind of a dizzy plank hysterically reacts to a comment they haven’t read? Or can’t read? You truly are their best & brightest, Nigel.
November 16th, 2021
It’s truly a sight to see, you disappearing up your own arSe.
You’re a pub bore. An annoying Christmas uncle. A dribbling street corner crank. And nowhere near as smart as you think you are. Unbidden verbosity does not equal intelligence.
Case in point - if you think my using the word “blarney” is racism… wow. Utter foolishness.
November 16th, 2021
You are a one-issue party.
It’s the only thing you get riled up about. EVERYTHING comes back to English vs Irish for you.
I understand that’s what you’re passionate about, but you are unable at looking at anything, other than through that lens.
You’re an unreliable narrator.
November 16th, 2021
Casual racism - deployed in your targeted manner. Own it. Word choice is always very revealing. There is no “nice” innocuous racism.
As far as unreliable, refer above, ten: you completely contradict yourself again. You can’t take the pose of condemning fascism, then become hysterically angry when your country’s fascist brutality - past & present - is criticised.
I wouldn’t confine any critique merely to the failure of your history curriculum & ignorant racism, I condemn the others just as much - Holocaust & genocide deniers, toxic ideologues & all the other scumbag bigots.
If you were truly capable of evaluating this, you’d honestly admit that all the facts I presented are correct. Those people did not murder themselves. The rest of the world knows this.
November 16th, 2021
And “unreliable narrator” - in the context of the truth of what happened in Kenya, India & the rest of the world, & the current granting of immunity from prosecution to killers & murdering racists - is utterly nauseating.
Shame on you.
November 17th, 2021
@caesar963
Keep prattling on.
Your points recede further with every rambling, incoherent post.
Now you’ve adopted flinging the word “racist” at non-Irish people.
You’d be hilarious if you weren’t so crushingly dull.
November 17th, 2021
And I the amount I have done in my life to help combat racism and assert allyship is something you can only dream of.
Biscuit-ar$ed keyboard warrior.
November 17th, 2021
Your assertions are imaginary & absurd because you deny the savage imperial abuses of your country - past & present. You see the criticism & your Pavlovian reaction is to make your sleazy attack. When you defend such fascism, you are a fascist. It cannot be otherwise. You can’t be a “friendly” racist - your remarks were hostile. A typical racist move - to blame your target for being offended.
January 6th, 2022
Peace can you get Man-Not by tommy curry,
Please and thank you
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