November 2, 2011
Ask UChicago with Professor Michael Dawson at 11am on Wednesday, November 2!
Ask UChicago with Professor Michael Dawson at 11am on Wednesday, November 2!
Has neoliberal ideology among black elites narrowed our conceptions of what's possible in black politics as well as our focus on means to electoral politics & lobbying? If so, is this a good or bad development for blacks' quest for social justice?
Is Obama Black, Bi-racial, or Post-racial? Michael answers in a Zócalo Public Square chat.
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March 9, 2009 by Michael Dawson
It is often forgotten that, for all of its benefits, the New Deal reinforced structural black economic disadvantage in many ways. It is certainly true that the Work Projects Administration (WPA) put many blacks to work, and many blacks also benefited from the relief programs.
March 2, 2009 by Michael Dawson
Sen. Jim DeMint, a South Carolina Republican, is horrified that President Obama has become the “world’s best salesman of socialism.” He grimly argues that conservatives will have to “take to the streets to stop America’s slide into socialism.” And if that is not alarming enough, former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee has shrilly declared that the president’s policies would be loved by “Lenin and Stalin.”