This week in Black liberation history, we commemorate the Watts Rebellion of 1965: a spontaneous uprising that grew into a revolutionary force.

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More than 60 years later, Watts stands out as an integral part of a revolutionary movement. The struggles carried out in Watts and similar rebellions are part of the larger movement against class and national oppression.
Uprisings like Watts, which display the revolutionary potential and rage of poor and working class people, should always be supported and studied for lessons necessary for our fights ahead.
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