id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
clogic-191786	Hale, Matthew A.	Cultural Politics of Community Mobilization in East LA: Reflections on Mexican American Women Activists by Mary Pardo	2019	7	.pdf	application/pdf	3205	118	47	An historical act can only be performed by collective man, and this presupposes the attainment of a cultural-social unity through which a multiplicity of dispersed wills, with heterogeneous aims, are welded together with a single aim, on the basis of an equal and common conception of the world, both general and particular, operating in transitory bursts or permanently Since this is the way things happen, great importance is assumed by the general question of language, that is, the question of collectively attaining a single cultural climate. -- Antonio Gramsci The (re)election of George W. Bush highlights the importance of cultural politics in shaping our climate of class struggle. Mexican American Women Activists by Mary Pardo illustrates how subaltern activists and organic intellectuals can mobilize pre-existing cultural identities and networks to unify diverse wills in struggles for collective interests.	cache/clogic-191786.pdf	txt/clogic-191786.txt