Rulers use ‘racial sensitivity’ programs to attack working class
Vol. 84/No. 42 - October 26, 2020![Top, strikers at International Flavors and Fragrances, in Memphis, Tennessee, June 2023. Unionists often raised slogan of 1968 strike by Black sanitation workers: “I am a man.” Bottom, Birmingham, Alabama, May 1963: Youth at civil rights protest are attacked by water hoses on orders of Police Chief Bull Connor.](https://themilitant.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Birmingham_8442-300x212.jpg)
Under the false flag of pushing back racism, many government agencies, bosses at some of the largest corporations and school administrators are imposing mandatory “racial sensitivity” programs to shame, silence and intimidate workers who they say are all marked by…