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著者: Jacqueline Luqman
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Luqman Nation connects history, politics, and evolving social issues to today's pressing current events and analyzes them through an anti-capitalist, anti-imperialist, internationalist, class-conscious, Black, Liberation Theology, and pan-African radical perspective.

You can find more Luqman Nation content, including videos and articles, in Luqman Nation on Patreon and Substack.Copyright Luqman Nation
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  • Nikole Hannah-Jones' Essay Didn't Explain The History of "School Choice", So I Have To
    2026/09/26
    In light of the long, highly individualistic New York Times Magazine essay by Nicole Hannah-Jones about her regret over putting her child in public elementary and middle schools, the real history behind what we call "school choice" today was not explained.

    If it had been, the essay wouldn't have focused on the impact on just her daughter, or the silly idea of changing the entire foundationally unjust education system from the inside, one child at a time.

    So let's talk about the history that explains what the author of The 1619 Project oddly did not, but certainly should have, if she weren't making this centuries-long, continued, and intentional injustice all about her choices and the impacts on her child alone.


    Either we are going to fight for ALL our children to be treated equally and live free, or we're going to continue pretending to be rugged individualistic capitalists with none of the actual power to change anything about our exploitative conditions.

    You can find the video or article for this episode and more on Patreon, Substack, and YouTube.
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    56 分
  • Talking Points Ep. 2: When A Coincidence Isn't One
    2025/01/03
    Well of course this story has gotten weirder.

    First, sadly the death toll of this attack in New Orleans is now 15 people, with 30 injured.


    But some things aren’t adding up, and then there are other things that have been added, so you know…I have questions.


    Like on Wednesday, the media was reporting that the FBI claimed that a black foreign terrorist organization’s flag was found in the truck that Jabbar drove through the crowd. Yesterday I called it an ISIS flag because I did see it described as such in a few reports. But I thought then, where would he have acquired such a flag? Do you order that from Amazon? Walmart? TerroristFlagsOutlet.com (there is no such website…I don’t think)?


    And then I was also thinking as I was reading the initial news accounts of the New Orleans attack that as horrible as this is, parts of this sound like the Newburg 4 case. I talked about this case two years ago when 3 of the 4 defendants in the case were released from prison.


    There is more that has me asking questions. Listen in to find out!
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    29 分
  • Talking Points Ep. 1: Don’t Look At New Orleans In A Vacuum
    2025/01/02
    What Do The Chickens Bring Back With Them When They Come Home To Roost?
    Don’t Look At New Orleans In A Vacuum


    The FBI is investigating the attack as an act of terrorism and said it does not believe the driver acted alone. An Islamic State group flag was found on the vehicle’s trailer hitch, the FBI said.


    There is much to learn still from the early morning New Year’s Day vehicular attack on a crowded Bourbon Street in New Orleans this first day of 2025. Although details are still being released, what has been shared seems to suggest that we enter this new year faced with an old international/foreign policy problem. I think this is fitting, considering the catastrophe and chaos that the US government has continued to perpetuate in the Middle East. And I believe this is one of those moments that we should remember where we were when it happened.
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    8 分
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