Professor Nancy Fraser discusses how capitalism is the underlying factor contributing to various global crises such as climate change, rising authoritarianism, and labor exploitation, particularly affecting the Global South. During an interview with Marc Lamont Hill on UpFront, she explores the implications of these interconnected issues, questioning whether current resistance movements can generate sufficient power for effective resistance. Her insights highlight the necessity for a fundamental restructuring of society to address these crises, emphasizing that the fight against capitalism is essential for creating sustainable solutions to the challenges facing the world today.
Professor Nancy Fraser argues that capitalism is fundamentally linked to various global crises, including climate change and the exploitation of labor from the Global South, raising crucial questions about resistance movements and societal restructuring.
Fraser emphasizes that the intersections of climate crisis and labor exploitation indicate systemic issues tied to capitalism, suggesting that meaningful change requires understanding and combating these interrelated challenges.
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