Скачать или смотреть The Strategy That Tried to Break the Welfare System (Cloward–Piven Explained)

In this episode of Gapfillers, we tackle two of the most influential — and controversial — radical strategies of the 20th century: the Cloward–Piven Strategy and Saul Alinsky’s 13 Rules for Radicals.

We start with Cloward–Piven: the 1966 theory that proposed deliberately overloading America’s welfare system to create a crisis so severe it would force sweeping federal reform, including a guaranteed minimum income. (universal basic income)

Then we connect the dots to Saul Alinsky, the godfather of modern community organizing, whose 1971 book Rules for Radicals provided the tactical playbook for how grassroots activists could actually pull off disruptive, power-shifting campaigns.

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