#AuburnWorldHistory "Ultimately, the RAUC hopes that the discovery of the University of Chicago's ties to slavery will offer and opportunity to reimagine reparatory and transformative justice on a national scale."
@ZhouJinxuan I can agree with gasoline, most people believe the government controls the gas prices when they don't. Could you elaborate about salt and sugar?
#AuburnWorldHistory Brazilian cities in 2013, was discontent with the politics of daily life: transport, possibilities, and with spending all that money on big stadiums when you're not spending any money on schools, hospitals, and housing.
#AuburnWorldHistory Capital reorganized its power in a desperate attempt to recover its economic wealth and its influence, which had been seriously eroded from the end of the 1960s into the 1970s.
#AuburnWorldHistory For globalization to work you had to reduce tariffs and empower finance capital, because finance capital is the most mobile form of capital.
@DaHistory1 As do I. But I also see a trend that has progressed into modern day and that’s money buys power. Shameful to even say but the more money you have the better off you’ll be. Seems to throw true happiness and peace out of the window.
#AuburnWorldHistory My grandmother’s story, unique to her, is but one part of a collective memory of this trauma that must be told in all its shades of gray.
#AuburnWorldHistory In my grandmother’s recollection, she was clear that her family had made a decision to leave. Might this play into one of the myths that, despite overwhelming historical evidence to the contrary, Palestinians left on their own free will?