> I would say they do. The U.S. remains a largely segragated country.
>Suburban life
>(defined by flight from the more integrated cities), which defines life for
>most Americans >(both in and out of the suburbs), is a fact on the ground
>and continues to shape American >consciousness. I have a dim memory that
>Marx once opined that socialism would not be >possible in the U.S. before
it
>resolves the race question. I think he was right.
Why does the US capitalism, the richest, the most powerful and technological country in the world, need to base its rule on a primitive ideology as racism? One can understand if that were the case for less developed/ underdeveloped capitalism society.
Ulhas