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Crá Croí Cois Cuain
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Crá Croí Cois Cuain Crá Croí Cois Cuain Baile Faoi On the provenance of a fake James Connolly quote 01 Aibreán, 2018 “A revolution will only be achieved when the ordinary people of the world, us, the working class, get up off our knees and take back what is rightfully ours.” I first noticed this passage pop up on my social media feeds a few years ago. It was largely unremarkable among the myriad similar memes used on lefty Facebook pages, except that this particular quotation was attributed to James Connolly. That caught my attention, because it felt off. The text seemed a bit too modern and didn’t chime with Connolly’s own writing style. So I looked it up and it turned out that the line didn’t come from Connolly at all. As it happens, it originated in a 2004 article entitled “The ideas of James Connolly” by Oisín Mac Giollamóir, which first appeared on Indymedia and in Red & Black Revolution . The concluding paragraph of this article reads: This show...
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