2 chapters across the catalog
Leonard Patterson describes his training in Moscow on how to use honest grievances and popular slogans to arouse the emotions of the masses. He explains the necessity of creating martyrs and organizing marches designed to irritate white citizens into violence. These tactics were intended to trigger riots and spread social instability, mirroring the "trained Marxist" admissions of modern activists.
Sports commentators Stephen A. Smith and Shannon Sharpe criticized Colin Kaepernick's handling of the Atlanta workout, suggesting he preferred martyrdom over playing. Smith took particular issue with Kaepernick wearing a "Kunta Kinte" shirt to the event, which he interpreted as calling the NFL owners slave masters. Sharpe argued that Kaepernick was playing to an audience that had no power to give him a job.
