Without a spectacle of fires and looting, there would be no national discourse on police murders of Black people Opinion | Ismaail Qaiyim
Violence is a strange word in the American lexicon. In a society that views itself as exceptional, the use of violence in the furtherance ofThis idea, in the mainstream, is now strained for two primary reasons.
The duality of right-wing violence and the ineffectiveness of agitation that is “respectable” means that the United States is entering into a period where violence against people in furtherance of politics is normalised and ultimately acceptable. While these tendencies seem marginal, they speak to long-standing anxieties in White small-town and suburban America about the perceived loss of White protestant hegemony domestically, and the collapse of American empire globally.
This strategy was employed to galvanise the right-wing Evangelical Christian base of the Republican Party on “wedge” issues like abortion and gay marriage.into law enforcement, the military and many other such institutions. With Donald Trump as the living embodiment of the Republican Party, the far-right in America has a unifying narrative, well-armed civilian factions, support within the police, support within the rank-and-file of the military, and a fearful racially reactionary voting base anxious about the loss of power that comes with the “decline” of Whiteness in America. were carried out by right-wing extremists.
Killings of unarmed black people became the rallying cry of the Black Lives Matter movement after the murder of Trayvon Martin, Mike Brown, Eric Garner and countless others.
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