How do you differentiate between economic disparities, institutional racism, and persistent, non-physical types of obstruction, as of the kind which permit or restrict the flow of capital from one place to the other, within the bounds of U.S. political narratives?
Notice what's missing.
For example, in parts of the world like Venezuela, where exclusion from the SWIFT international exchange system, had drastic effects on that nation's ability to preserve its productive capacity, and keep its people fed without fault... How can this situation be reflected in "American" terms, as understood in North America. Would an "American" State in North America, in the Continental U.S. face similar catastrophic outcomes?
Notice what's missing.
For example, in parts of the world like Venezuela, where exclusion from the SWIFT international exchange system, had drastic effects on that nation's ability to preserve its productive capacity, and keep its people fed without fault... How can this situation be reflected in "American" terms, as understood in North America. Would an "American" State in North America, in the Continental U.S. face similar catastrophic outcomes?
How do you differentiate between economic disparities, institutional racism, and persistent, non-physical types of obstruction, as of the kind which permit or restrict the flow of capital from one place to the other, within the bounds of U.S. political narratives?
Notice what's missing.
For example, in parts of the world like Venezuela, where exclusion from the SWIFT international exchange system, had drastic effects on that nation's ability to preserve its productive capacity, and keep its people fed without fault... How can this situation be reflected in "American" terms, as understood in North America. Would an "American" State in North America, in the Continental U.S. face similar catastrophic outcomes?
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