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The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.
The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.
Participants:
Leadership Present:
TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward
COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):
SFC Frank Hitt
SFC Daniel Payton
SSG Zackery Morris
SPC Cody Peters
SPC Dakota Rappolt
Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:
Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator
Cheryl Kelly
Emma Rexroad
David Johnson
Community Member:
Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran
- just rejoined citi to head the private bank
- based in HK and traveling across the region
- been in HK for 9 yrs
- previously in ubs
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boundaries and the carnivalesque play of identity. Therefore the `subaltern' and.
`postcolonial' political subject's consciousness has nothing to do with the totalizing of the.
Soviet era mode of production narrative. Caste has become a very important subject, both for.
the metropolitan and Indian universities; book-shelves are packed with latest publications on.
caste..
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In Indian politics, caste has emerged as one of the most important issues after the.
Mandal/Kamandal controversies. All the ruling class political parties carefully cultivate vote.
banks based on caste. In the post-Mandal Indian political reality where social justice has.
replaced social revolution, even the parliamentary left both the neo-revisionist and social.
democratic type have fallen into the trap of identity politics, whereas gruesome massacres.
and atrocities on Dalits are a daily affair. Not a single day passes without newspapers.
reporting various outrageous acts of atrocities on Dalits in India. On the other hand,.
continuous `deconstruction' and `fragmentation' of social reality, constant `decentering' of.
the `self' and creation of the `other' , micro-narratives replacing meta-narratives is the.
fashion, where any kind of talk about `liberation' and `emancipation' are quickly reduced to.
linguistic mysticism. In the academic jargon, caste as a cultural identity has resurfaced with.
renewed vigour. However, for some of us who still believe in revolutionary left praxis and.
the grand narrative of emancipation and ultimate transcendence of capitalism, caste and caste.
oppression is a serious issue because as Ambedkar has said, caste system is not only a.
division of labour, but also a division of labourers. Hence, understanding caste and working.
out a strategy is extremely essential for the politics of social transformation. Marxists and.
revolutionary left forces have been derided for not understanding the caste question in India..
On the contrary, Marxist authors like D.D. Kosambi, R.S. Sharma and Suvira Jaiswal have.
produced outstanding works on developing a theoretical understanding of caste system in.
India..
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It is here that the writings on caste question in India by late Comrades Anuradha Ghandy and.
Y. Naveen Babu assume extreme importance because they developed a framework for.
revolutionaries for dealing with the caste system for achievement of democratic revolution in.
India. It is important to highlight that both Comrades Anuradha Ghandy and Naveen Babu.
were no armchair theoreticians, but active participants in revolutionary left politics in India..
Com. Naveen Babu was martyred in the year 2000 at Visakhapatnam..
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For anyone who is serious about radical social transformation, caste is an important issue.
because the caste system, apart from structuring exploitative relations of production,.
essentially forms a social hierarchy. Caste status is acquired by birth and castes are.
maintained as endogamous groups. There are more than 2000 such castes in contemporary.
Indian society. Modern 21stcentury India still embraces caste and it forms the basis or is part.
of the cultural, political and social events across India..
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In fact, caste has reinvented itself and is very much part of the consciousness of all the Indian.
classes. It will not be an exaggeration to say that no conversation or discussion in everyday.
life of an average Indian goes beyond the second sentence without the phrase `which caste is.
she/he from?' In a sense, perpetuation of the caste system is promoted by the upper echelons.
of the Indian society to bring order and to directly or indirectly control it. [1] The abolition of.
the caste system has to be a fundamental goal of the Indian democratic revolution. Any mass.
movement to abolish classes, which does not engage in a direct fight against the caste system,.
will not achieve its objective. The reverse is also true. Only identity-based caste struggle.
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The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.
The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.
Participants:
Leadership Present:
TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward
COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):
SFC Frank Hitt
SFC Daniel Payton
SSG Zackery Morris
SPC Cody Peters
SPC Dakota Rappolt
Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:
Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator
Cheryl Kelly
Emma Rexroad
David Johnson
Community Member:
Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran
The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.
The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.
Participants:
Leadership Present:
TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward
COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):
SFC Frank Hitt
SFC Daniel Payton
SSG Zackery Morris
SPC Cody Peters
SPC Dakota Rappolt
Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:
Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator
Cheryl Kelly
Emma Rexroad
David Johnson
Community Member:
Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran
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The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.
The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.
Participants:
Leadership Present:
TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward
COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):
SFC Frank Hitt
SFC Daniel Payton
SSG Zackery Morris
SPC Cody Peters
SPC Dakota Rappolt
Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:
Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator
Cheryl Kelly
Emma Rexroad
David Johnson
Community Member:
Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran
The West Virginia National Guard supported a Facing Hunger Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry distribution in Fort Gay, West Virginia, November 6th. The Facing Hunger Food Bank, based in Huntington, services 17 counties across the region and regularly conducts mobile distributions in 10 of those. For this event, 17 skids of food were delivered, enough to support approximately 800 families. Families received a variety of items including fresh produce such as pears, apples, and potatoes, frozen chicken drumsticks, uncooked beef patties, multiple dozen eggs, bread, bakery items, deli products, and other goods.
The event saw an increased need, with organizers preparing for as many as 300 vehicles and up to quadruple the typical attendance. The distribution was staffed by multiple WVNG Soldiers and volunteers from the Fort Gay Pantry and local community.
Participants:
Leadership Present:
TAG Maj. Gen. Jim Seward
COL Preece WVNG Personnel (ATRP 1-150th CAV):
SFC Frank Hitt
SFC Daniel Payton
SSG Zackery Morris
SPC Cody Peters
SPC Dakota Rappolt
Fort Gay Pantry Volunteers:
Judy Patton, Pantry Coordinator
Cheryl Kelly
Emma Rexroad
David Johnson
Community Member:
Donald Paulson, Marine Veteran