'Diversity' Is a Ruling-Class Ideology with Christian Parenti
February 1, 2023
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Katie Halper speaks with Christian Parenti about his recent article, “‘Diversity’ Is A Ruling-Class Ideology,” which appears in Compact Magazine.
Christian Parenti is an Author and Professor of Economics at John Jay College - City University of New York.
He’s the author of several excellent books, including, “Radical Hamilton: Lessons From A Misunderstood Founder,” “Tropic Of Chaos: Climate Change And The New Geography Of Violence,” The Freedom: Shadows And Hallucinations In Occupied Iraq,” “The Soft Cage: Surveillance From Slavery To The War On Terror,” and “Lockdown America: Police And Prisons In The Age Of Crisis.”
Christian Parenti’s writing can also be found in places like The Nation, Fortune, The London Review Of Books, The New York Times, and other publications.
Link to Christian's article in Compact Magazine
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