mobilization brings many people together and agitates them. mobilization is good for sharing information, for identifying enemies, for fanning the flames of popular anger. without organizers, it stops there, that energy has nowhere to go and it dissipates. it is up to organizers to propagandize, to take that agitation and popular anger and to give it a practical edge. a revolutionary organizer knows how to identify the desire for revolution in all the "unconscious" outrages which manifests towards particular issues. a revolutionary organizer knows how to inspire the people by embodying the way of life necessary for its realization, and to make clear how this way of life can be built, and to instill in people an understanding that the future is up to them and not the organizer. mobilization gathers potential leaders. organization realizes their potential.
@@stefdelev not even close to enough. especially if you think about the infiltration of those who don’t want to see the movement succeed and achieve anything
what we should be doing is organizing every black community for education and economic development setting up community governing bodies across the country every black organization should transform themselves into a wealth building and development organization building wealth then share the wealth becoming the biggest owners of properties and businesses in the hood and the biggest employer of black folks in the hood offering black folks opportunities to invest in the purchase and rehab of abandoned buildings and vacant lots and a chance to invest in community businesses and franchises started by the organizations i have a whole plan on how black folks can get this done contact me 😁😁❤check out my vision plan ua-cam.com/play/PLHogsBSipIJil9PHY-gtNu36dNZWSAyth.html
Interesting, but I don't agree that mobilisation is easy. It can be very difficult, especially on a consistent level. Often mobilisation is inconsistent, but with King it was a consistent mass movement because he was not too afraid, too stubborn or too egotistical to learn and grow. He had the character to make people want to move with him. Many who try to organise and mobilise fail to do so. He also had the charisma and the talent and the power of words. He was a great orator. Kwame Ture, in a lecture, said that King was a creative genuis.
@@Fitricson I don't think mobilisation to fight for human rights is pointless just because a system of power opposes it. The alternatives are to do nothing or to do it individually or in a small group which does not change much. Hundreds of years of white supremacy cannot be turned over completely in two decades and it cannot happen without resistance and setbacks. Things can only change for the better through mass mobilisation. Power is gained in numbers.
@@greenlight8819 exactly racism will never go, so why wanting to live with racists together, sending kids to their school, invest in their economy etc? If a relationship is toxic, you should leave it. Why is it so hard to understand?
mobilization brings many people together and agitates them. mobilization is good for sharing information, for identifying enemies, for fanning the flames of popular anger. without organizers, it stops there, that energy has nowhere to go and it dissipates. it is up to organizers to propagandize, to take that agitation and popular anger and to give it a practical edge. a revolutionary organizer knows how to identify the desire for revolution in all the "unconscious" outrages which manifests towards particular issues. a revolutionary organizer knows how to inspire the people by embodying the way of life necessary for its realization, and to make clear how this way of life can be built, and to instill in people an understanding that the future is up to them and not the organizer.
mobilization gathers potential leaders. organization realizes their potential.
the struggle is never an event it is a continual process
Mobilization (psychological passion)
Organization (pratical/ physical manifestation)
Translation (doctrine)
Radicalization (fallacies)
So the current BLM protest is Mobilization.
Yup, although there's a *bit* of organizing happening inside of it, but not nearly enough.
Exactly.
I've been trying to get that point across for months! There is no Revolution (yet)
@@stefdelev not even close to enough. especially if you think about the infiltration of those who don’t want to see the movement succeed and achieve anything
what we should be doing is organizing every black community for education and economic development setting up community governing bodies across the country every black organization should transform themselves into a wealth building and development organization building wealth then share the wealth becoming the biggest owners of properties and businesses in the hood and the biggest employer of black folks in the hood offering black folks opportunities to invest in the purchase and rehab of abandoned buildings and vacant lots and a chance to invest in community businesses and franchises started by the organizations i have a whole plan on how black folks can get this done contact me 😁😁❤check out my vision plan ua-cam.com/play/PLHogsBSipIJil9PHY-gtNu36dNZWSAyth.html
More like him are needed in the hood...
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Interesting, but I don't agree that mobilisation is easy.
It can be very difficult, especially on a consistent level. Often mobilisation is inconsistent, but with King it was a consistent mass movement because he was not too afraid, too stubborn or too egotistical to learn and grow.
He had the character to make people want to move with him.
Many who try to organise and mobilise fail to do so.
He also had the charisma and the talent and the power of words. He was a great orator. Kwame Ture, in a lecture, said that King was a creative genuis.
Still didn’t change the existence of racism. So mobilisation was pointless!
@@Fitricson I don't think mobilisation to fight for human rights is pointless just because a system of power opposes it. The alternatives are to do nothing or to do it individually or in a small group which does not change much. Hundreds of years of white supremacy cannot be turned over completely in two decades and it cannot happen without resistance and setbacks. Things can only change for the better through mass mobilisation. Power is gained in numbers.
@@Fitricson Racism will never go away. What you want to do is make it so that racism loses its power of influence over your life.
@@greenlight8819 exactly racism will never go, so why wanting to live with racists together, sending kids to their school, invest in their economy etc? If a relationship is toxic, you should leave it. Why is it so hard to understand?
continuous mobilization is a form of organization, no?