Also, SNCC was seen as a big problem because, early on, it insisted on leaderlessness and consensus building. They were denounced as pursuing too much fun stuff, when politics was serious, solemn, haaaaaard work. On top of that, all that focus on process and psycho-dynamics was seen as kinda airy fairy bullshit when robert's rules would do!
lol
> On Oct 15, 2011, at 4:04 PM, Joseph Catron wrote:
>
>> I'll pick something
>> like "the fundamental rights of the Arab-Palestinian citizens of
>> Israel to
>> full equality,"
>
> I'll bracket the "rights" talk but the fight for full civil equality
> is a very specific demand, kind of like our own civil rights movement,
> and not like that other airy-fairy stuff that James quoted.
>
> Doug
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