Exam 13: Connecting the People to the System
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In China, state propaganda denies that there is any working class.
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The Zapatista Revolution that started in 1994 is pretty much over now.
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In Israel, Israeli clothing factory managers cooperate with Arab men to subjugate Druze and Arab women.
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Icelandic novelist Einar Már Guðmundsson says the neoliberal concept of the market is religious.
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Discuss how after the revolution in China it was OK to talk about the working class when there wasn't one but now that there is one, it's not OK to talk about it. How is this an example of state mind control?
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Tuna sold as a product of the U.S. is actually mainly processed in Thailand.
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