Explaining Marxism: The Bourgeoisie and Proletariat

Explaining Marxism: The Bourgeoisie and Proletariat

What is the role of Marxism’s bourgeoisie and proletariat classes in The Communist Manifesto? How do the two classes differ? In Marxism, the bourgeoisie and proletariat are the two major classes that participate in the class struggle. The bourgeoisie own and hoard wealth and resources, while the proletariat are the laborers that make this possible. Communism is a system in which the proletariat would have control of resources they work for, instead. Read more about Marxism, the bourgeoisie and proletariat, and their role in Communism.

History of Jim Crow Laws: Emancipation to Incarceration

History of Jim Crow Laws: Emancipation to Incarceration

What is the history of Jim Crow laws? How does The New Jim Crow examine modern Jim Crow laws in place? The history of Jim Crow laws is a pattern of systematic racial discrimination. Using actions that create racial segregation, the rise and fall of Jim Crow came back around to the new Jim Crow. Read more to understand the history of Jim Crow laws, and the the rise and fall of Jim Crow.

Reactionary Socialism: Responses to the Bourgeoisie

Reactionary Socialism: Responses to the Bourgeoisie

What is reactionary socialism? What does it mean and how is it defined in The Communist Manifesto? Reactionary socialism is one of the types of socialism discussed in The Communist Manifesto. Reactionary socialism refers to groups of people who are not in the bourgeoisie or proletariat, but who want to improve the existing political structure. Read more about reactionary socialism.