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New Forms of Worker Organization - The Syndicalist and Autonomist Restoration of Class-Struggle Union (2014)

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2024/07/17
22:10 UTC

1 Comment
2024/05/09
13:11 UTC

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Nathan J. Robinson Teaches the Left to Argue | "Responding to the Right" Book Review

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2024/03/14
16:40 UTC

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In Celebration of Struggle: Writers Reading Their Work

1 Comment
2024/02/27
21:49 UTC

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POETRY FOR THE MANY by Jeremy Corbyn and Len McCluskey

2 Comments
2023/11/24
06:25 UTC

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Translating Leftist Literature? Let The People Know About It.

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2023/08/13
12:24 UTC

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Translation Help & Advice

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2023/07/14
12:13 UTC

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Books on the Chinese revolution, civil war period?

Mainly just trying to avoid stuff that might be coming from a red scare angle, hard to tell which is which. I’m aware of Spence’s The Search for Modern China but believe this is more of an academic textbook that follows Spence’s course (correct me if I’m wrong, I’m happy to pick it up if it’s worth reading).

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2023/05/15
09:41 UTC

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I've Created a Subreddit for People to Come Together and Translate Marxist Literature. Join if interested!

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2023/05/11
16:14 UTC

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Books

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2023/05/01
20:56 UTC

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Any books on addiction/substance abuse disorder from a Socialist perspective?

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2023/04/10
00:15 UTC

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Abolition Feminisms Review

5/5 for Abolition Feminisms Volume 1, edited by Alisa Bierria, Jakeye Caruthers & Brooke Lober. Published by @ haymarket

This book is packed full of stories about fellow organizers, including some centered around folks in prison during COVID-19 when they did not have access to basic supplies and could not call home. In addition, it contains enriching stories from our trans comrades about surviving in the incarceration system when their only “crime” is self-defense against assault.

There are so many different organizations in this uplifting book. It reminds me that people are organizing no matter where we are in the world. I loved googling and researching all the different organizations mentioned in the book to see other ways people organize.

What do we do if we do not have prisons? This book talks about the accountability of our community. We will need to all do work to create a community that places more value on transformative practices rather than punishments. It will take everyone in this movement.

I highly recommend this book! It will give you so many ideas for organizing, and the book is full of resources for you to start implementing different strategies in your local organization.

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2023/03/29
00:26 UTC

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A must read for union folks

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2022/11/12
02:04 UTC

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Join Our Communist Book Club As We Read Through Capital Volume 1!

I'm a part of an online international communist book club, and we're about to move onto Capital Volume 1! We use the free application discord, and our first discussion will take place Saturday September 24th, at 7 p.m. EST and Sunday September 25th at 8 p.m. UK time.

Join us through discord here https://discord.gg/SYVz4Zg7jh

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2022/09/12
20:51 UTC

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Vote for the Socialist Willis G. Calderwood!

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2022/08/24
13:45 UTC

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