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 In part two of our discussion, Adolph Reed, Jr. tells us about the South Carolina Labor Party and its lessons for political organizing. Why the political universe is not confined to professional-managerial sensibilities. 

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Sunday Episode - The South Carolina Labor Party & Beyond the PMC ft. Adolph Reed, Jr.

In part two of our discussion, Adolph Reed, Jr. tells us about the South Carolina Labor Party and its lessons for political organizing. Why the political universe is not confined to professional-managerial sensibilities.

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Joel Smith

Adolph Reed is really enjoyable to listen to. Its always nice listening to people that dont take themselves way to seriously. I love how he will call himself a dummy once in a while. I think this world would be way better if everyone was like that.

Joel Smith

is anyone else in the TMBS family in Montana also? It can get pretty lonely and demoralizing being constantly surrounded by trumps base. Would be nice to know i'm not alone in the Rockies here. Even a bunch of my brothers and sisters in my local 233 IBEW are trump supporters which I really dont fuckin understand. Please tell me at least one or two other people are in Montana

David Russell

Sorry to hear. I don't live in Montana but do understand the the feeling of isolation.

Carol Anne Robinson

I’m also not from Montana. However, I live in a Philly neighborhood that is full of Trump Supporters. It is a white working class neighborhood. That demographic no matter what state are the ones that went for Trump. I understand

Joel Smith

Great point. The dnc needs to finally realize that those people would die before voting dem. Quit wasting time and resources kissing their ass dnc.

Kathy Ross

Have you joined the local DSA