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join together in every place against racism.

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Against racism, against racism, against racism!

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What do you want from us today?

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I want you to know.

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Down to the workers, down, down, down to the Nazis.

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Power, power, power to the workers.

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Down, down, down to the Nazis.

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Power, power, power to the workers.

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Down, down, down to the Nazis.

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One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

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What are you doing?

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One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight.

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Six of us, there's that that's it.

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Five, six, seven, eight.

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We're celebrating the Workers' Day!

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Here in the United States, the power is charged to the people

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who control this country, want us to forget about May Day

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because May Day, brothers and sisters, is part of our own history.

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Because May Day was born here in Chicago in May 1st, 1886.

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All over the world is being celebrated this International Workers' Day

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but they want us here in the States to forget about our own history,

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to forget us, that we have roots in the past,

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that our people fought back in the past

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and that we have to continue with our struggle, brothers and sisters.

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I'm glad we've got a beautiful day, the sun is shining

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and we're ready to fight back against the bosses.

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I want to give a little history on May Day.

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For those of you who don't know, the birth of May Day is here in Chicago

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in a place called Haymarket Square.

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1886, the workers' lawyers decided to fight for eight hours a week,

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eight hour a day work weeks.

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Out of that struggle in Haymarket Square, the workers were killed.

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But they did get to eight hours.

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But as you can see, here it is, 1981,

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and the bosses have stolen eight hours away

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and here we are now fighting for 40 hours, both for 40 hours a day.

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The workers' lawyers are fighting for 40 hours a day.

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They're fighting for 40 hours a day.

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They're fighting for 40 hours a day.

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They're fighting for 40 hours a day.

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They're fighting for 40 hours a day.

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They're fighting for 40 hours a day.

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They're fighting for 40 hours a day.

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They're fighting for 40 hours a day.

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Racists we can't hide, we charge you with genocide.

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Racists, you can't hide, we can't hide, we charge you with genocide.

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My name is Rose Francis and I'm very proud to be today out here with NCAR.

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I think it's a beautiful thing they're doing.

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I think it would be very nice if everybody would come out and see what it's like.

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I have been to quite a few of their meetings and there's nothing but love.

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If the people only would know what time it is, there would be more people that would

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be out and joining NCAR.

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Matter of fact, I think I might join them myself.

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That's great.

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Thank you very much.

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All right.

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What's your name?

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Where are you from?

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Chicago.

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Chicago?

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Yes, sir.

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You're active in the movement here?

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Yes.

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How long have you been active in the movement?

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About two and a half years.

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What are some of the things that are important to you in the movement?

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Seeing black and white people join together is one.

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Socially and actively getting together, having fun, talking, not fighting.

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You're high school student, right?

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Yes.

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Fresh.

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Do you have a lot of kids that you associate with at school that are members?

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Not really.

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I go to school in the suburbs.

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But I know there's a couple of schools here in the city that have a car chapter in their

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school.

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How you like the RRWL today?

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It was really nice.

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You had a pretty good time?

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Yes, but a lot of people didn't show up like last year.

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They said some buses were delayed on the highway because they broke down or something like

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that.

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That's great.

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I'm glad you had fun.

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Thanks a lot.

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All right, you too.

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Where are you from?

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I'm from Chicago.

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Hey, hometown.

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How you like the rally so far?

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Oh, it's beautiful.

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It's great.

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I like being here.

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Did you get tired in the parade?

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No, I was helping other people, so I really didn't think about getting tired or anything.

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It was really nice because it's nice to see black and white getting together, men and

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women getting together and organizing to fight back against racism.

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It's really beautiful to see it.

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That's great.

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What do you think of the highest strongest movement here in Chicago?

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I think it's very strong because we've got people in Illinois, we've got people in

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health care, we've got people in CTA, we've got workers, we've got students, we've got

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in the military at Great Lakes, we've got people in the communities, we've got unemployed

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people that are working with Incar.

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So it's really getting very strong.

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A lot of people are joining Incar lately.

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That's great.

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That's great.

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Thank you very much.

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I hope you enjoy yourself.

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Thank you.

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And the working class in the world getting those things is simply organizing many, many

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more of us.

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And is it that hard?

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Well, a lot of things are hard.

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But is it impossible?

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No, no.

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Revolutions haven't made.

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Workers have fought.

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Workers have fought for many, many years, many, many times, many, many occasions.

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They always have.

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They are today.

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And they always will.

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I tell the working class around the world, make communist revolution a reality throughout

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the world.

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This part would be appreciated and grow to be used by the working class.

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And that's what this revolution after all, in a certain sense, is all about.

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Eliminating the capitalist class, hanging them high, and hanging them to the workers

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we'll be able to see and walk through the park and say, yes, indeed, that was a boss.

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That's what we did to the boss.

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We've heard it.

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Students.

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A work of student alliance means that we as students must no longer look at society as

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two different kinds of people out there.

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We must no longer look at the strikes at CTA or the strike in Chicago, and it has nothing

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to do with us.

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We must no longer look at strikes anywhere around the country like the coal miners strike

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and only worry about it because we might not have any coal tomorrow.

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We must no longer look at the stubbornness of exploited workers from El Salvador to Africa

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or wherever it is and just thinking too far away from worrying about.

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We should see these attacks on us, the working class, because in the final analysis all members

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of all students are members of the working class and we must see these attacks by a racist,

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fascist power structure on us, the working class.

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Students from Northwestern University.

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Do we have any more students from Purdue campus or anywhere else?

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And I think we today are the leading example that the workers student alliance can and

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will work.

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But the question is how are we going to make this movement bigger and stronger into the

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power that we want?

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How are you from?

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I'm from St. Louis.

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How was the trip down?

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It was great.

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How do you think about the parade, the rally so far?

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I think it was really exciting.

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Listen, how was the movement there in St. Louis?

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Pretty good.

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We've been building up, organizing against police racism in that area and against media

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publicity being given to the Ku Klux Klan.

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Personally, the Klan came to my house a couple of times in the last month and dumped a fish

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in my front porch.

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So the way we responded to that is we put out a flyer.

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We called a news conference asking these newspapers to attend and TV stations to attend, but none

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of them would come.

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None of them would give them any coverage to it.

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I put out a flyer saying we weren't going to be intimidated.

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I distributed the flyer in my neighborhood.

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And I've been selling challenge door to door in my neighborhood now for the last three

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or four months.

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And that was really good because it meant that when this happened I could go back to

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my neighbors and talk with them about what had happened and the need to keep organizing

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against racism because if they had more people in the Klan, it wouldn't have been just a

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bunch of dead fish.

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The reason that there aren't so many people in the Klan is because when they, the Klan

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and us, we started to rally in Florissant, you know, a couple of years ago we beat the

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crap out of them.

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Whenever they tried to get going, we stomped them.

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So that's why it was dead fish and not something more serious.

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Detroit.

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Detroit, I was in Detroit down there.

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It was complicated in the beginning, but we made some effort and we got here.

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Yeah, that's great, that's great.

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Listen, how is the movement in Detroit?

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Well, right now, the only job struggle is intensifying.

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They know that we're very serious about building NCAR, making it a mass organization in Detroit.

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And my job in particular at Northfield, we have like a real base with the workers and

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that's primarily the work at the hospital now.

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You're getting a lot of participation in Detroit.

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Right, right.

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We haven't got as much as we would like and the reason we haven't is because we haven't

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really done the work as well as we should have.

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But we have done a lot of good things, but we need to do better and as long as we realize

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that, then we'll go out and we'll continue to build NCAR and make it a mass organization.

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Right, how old is the movement in Detroit?

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Massacre, kill the class, turn the guns on the ruling class.

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Massacre, kill the class, turn the guns on the ruling class.

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Massacre, kill the class, turn the guns on the ruling class.

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Massacre, kill the class, turn the guns on the ruling class.

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Massacre, kill the class.

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Massacre, kill the class, turn the guns on the ruling class.

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Massacre, kill the class.

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Strike, garden robin.

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Oh, I cannot break a strike.

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Tell the generals, take a hike.

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I'm a worker and cannot kill my sister.

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But will you join the Marines?

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All right, to make a communist revolution, we must win the army over to the side of the working class.

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We must build a base for communism inside the military.

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Many people find these ideas, this idea of organizing in the military to be frightening,

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and some people think that it's incorrect.

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All right, in some ways it is kind of frightening,

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but it's not as frightening to think of the men and women in this armory

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someday charging out at one of our May Day marches, busting up our march.

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It's not as frightening to think of the people in the regular army being shipped to the Middle East

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or to Europe or to Africa to fight and die in World War III.

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That's what's frightening.

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Organizing our fellow workers in the military isn't frightening.

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We are sending people into the military to do basic training this summer.

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And if anybody who's a student, that's right, are an officer...

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In car, and all in car youth cannot allow themselves or their friends or other youth in this country

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that haven't heard of our movement yet to be suckered into this move by the bosses.

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We can't allow any youth on the face of this earth to be suckered into a war that they have absolutely no stake in.

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Same enemies, same rights, workers of the world unite!

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I'm fine, my name is Lena Carey, and I'm a communist.

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I'm a member of the Progressive Labour Party, and I'm very proud of it.

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Because I'm fighting for a better life for the whole working class people, my kids, my grandchildren included.

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That's great. How long you been active in the party?

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I'm active in the party since I'm 10 years in the party.

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But before I was active in the civil rights movement, I was active against war in Vietnam.

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And I marched in all demonstrations against war in Vietnam on civil rights.

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And I'm marching on May Day every year against super exploitation of the working class people all over the world in the United States.

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That's great, that's great. Were you in the civil rights parades? Were you in any of those?

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Demonstrations? Yes, I was in Washington, and I was in Chicago, and I was sitting on the state street, and I was arrested.

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And I'm not afraid, because for what I'm stand, for a better life for the working class people, is the whole life I want to contribute to it.

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You believe in what you've done is right, right?

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Right, because I lived, I went through the Second World War, and I went through concentrations.

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And I know those capitalists who built Nazi Germany to kill millions and millions of people, I think approximately between 42 and 50 million people.

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And I was the victim. And I know the same capitalists support all the fascist movement, and all the fascists all over the world.

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In El Salvador, in Nicaragua, in South Africa, in America, in Iran, all over the world.

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And the same capitalists who are living off blood of working class people, of super exploitation. We want to smash them.

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Thank you very much, dear.