PART 1 - Introduction. This Introduction provides a summary of the main ideas found within the Political Program of UdB. Below is a text version of the Introduction with links that provide definitions to some important terms and concepts. The menu to the right provides a 7 minute audio version of the Intro that can be downloaded and listened to, as well as a video version. These downloads provide a direct audio reading of this text, and in the near future will provide informational dialogues that explain the significance of this section of the Political Program in more detail.
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A PROGRAM FOR POLITICAL DIRECTION, CONSCIOUSNESS RAISING, AND LIBERATION STRUGGLE
We are La Raza, the people of these lands, and we reject and challenge any and all manifestations of colonial, imperialist, and neoliberal oppression. Our use of the term “La Raza” is understood as meaning “the people”, and encompasses the entire population of “Nuestra América”. It is a progressive term that unites our cultural, ethnic, gender, and racial diversity with the common aspirations of indigenous and Latin American nations. Used together, La Raza of Nuestra América represents our transcontinental unity as a people sharing a similar political condition, culture, history, and class interest. The struggle of Unión del Barrio is one part of an indigenous resistance across North and South America, from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego, with politically imposed borders that primarily serve the interests of an international capitalist elite currently led by United States imperialism.
Unión del Barrio is a revolutionary organization of disciplined and honest individuals committed to advancing the science, strategy, and organizational structure necessary to overturn our oppression towards the liberation of México and Nuestra América. What remains is our long-range task of building a party capable of winning recognition from the majority of La Raza, who accept our efforts as representative of a path to a better future. We work tirelessly to unify the collective power of raza workers, women, educators, students, barrio youth, indigenous communities, and prisoners into a single strong and sustainable social movement for self-determination.
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