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; Malcolm X Grassroots Movement March 2013 3. Can Anaheim repair a broken trust with Latino community http://www.voiceofoc.org/oc_north/article_1a02233e-dbe1-11e1-813d- 0019bb2963f4.html. 4. Unrest in Anaheim could lead to more Latino representation in the city http://www.voxxi.com/anaheim-latino-representation/. 5. Anaheim rejects proposal aimed at boosting Latino representation http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/politics/2012/08/09/anaheim-rejects-proposalaimed-at-boosting-latino-representation/. 6. Another Injunction aimed at Anaheim gang http://www.ocregister.com/articles/gang- 383703-members-injunction.html. 40
; Malcolm X Grassroots Movement March 2013 A Strategic Thinking Primer 1. What is the issue/struggle 2. What is the nature or make up of this issue/struggle 3. What are the contradictions pertaining to this issue/struggle What is the primary contradiction What is the secondary contradiction 4. What are the objective factors of this issue What are the subjective factors of this issue/struggle 5. Who or what are the motive forces of change in this struggle (Primary) 6. Who are the opposing forces involved in this issue/struggle 7. What are the contradictions between these forces The primary contradictions The secondary contradictions 8. What is the history of struggle on this issue What have been the critical moments of decision in this struggle 9. What are the general aspects, tendencies, and features of this struggle What are the specific aspects, tendencies and features of this struggle 10. Why is this issue important to us (Afrikan people, <strong>MXGM</strong>, etc.) 11. What are our interests in addressing this issue/struggle 12. What are we fighting for in addressing this issue/struggle In the short term In the long term 13. What are our strengths in addressing this issue What are our weaknesses 14. How do we build on our strengths How do we address and correct our weaknesses 15. Who or what are the motive forces of change in this struggle (Secondary) 16. How do we relate to these motive forces or change agents 17. Who are our friends Why are they our friends What are their expressed and real interests in this struggle What are their short and long-term objectives What are their strengths What are their weaknesses 18. Who are our enemies Why are they our enemies What are their expressed and real interests in this struggle What are their short and long-term objectives What are their strengths What are their weaknesses 19. Who are the neutral forces Why are they neutral on this issue Can they become our friends How do we keep them from becoming enemies 20. What factors in this struggle can we independently impact, manipulate, or change 21. What do we need to know more about in this struggle How do we obtain this information and knowledge 22. What is the current balance of forces in the struggle Who’s winning or in possession of the momentum and initiative Who’s losing Why 23. How has this balance of forces shifted from the past to the present What were the causes of the shift What shifts can we anticipate in the future 24. What space do we independently operate in 25. What factors in this struggle can we independently impact, manipulate, or change 26. What are our operating principles in this struggle What are we willing to compromise What are will unwilling to compromise 27. Who should we be forming alliances with Why In the short-term In the long-term 41
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