Anatomie d’une alliance improbable : la première Coalition Arc-en-ciel de Chicago ou comment redéfinir la solidarité interraciale radicale (1968-1976)
In the late 1960s, the first Rainbow Coalition united the Black Panther Party, Young Lords, and Young Patriots around a shared revolutionary, anticapitalistic, and antiracist agenda. Emerging in the context of racial tensions and police repression in Chicago, this class-based alliance introduced an...
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| Samenvatting: | In the late 1960s, the first Rainbow Coalition united the Black Panther Party, Young Lords, and Young Patriots around a shared revolutionary, anticapitalistic, and antiracist agenda. Emerging in the context of racial tensions and police repression in Chicago, this class-based alliance introduced an unprecedented model of radical interracial political organization. This article examines the conditions of its emergence, its internal limitations and enduring legacy, highlighting how the legacy of this short-lived form of militant cooperation still continues to echo contemporary racial and social divisions in the United States. |
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