Int Socialist Review

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A forum for the development of an open and critical Marxist analysis of economic, social, and political questions in an age of crisis, austerity, and resistance

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    19 Dec 2018

    on the bus/on my way to work/reading s/o to , + via

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    5 Dec 2018

    The International Socialist Review has now kindly placed my article on South African student protests, 1968 to 2016 on their website. Here’s the link … Happy to be part of a great issue

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    8 Dec 2018

    A piece I wrote on the high school revolt of May 1968 in France is now online: Asking for the Impossible: May 1968 and the revolt of the lycéens … Make sure to check out the whole issue on the global revolts of 1968 at

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    5 Dec 2018

    Thanks to for an important contribution to this issue of the ISR on 1968!

    The International Socialist Review has now kindly placed my article on South African student protests, 1968 to 2016 on their website. Here’s the link … Happy to be part of a great issue
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    4 Dec 2018

    This amazing discussion of women in the Black Panther Party with is now online at:

    Don’t miss this important discussion of women in the Black Panther Party featuring & !
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    5 Dec 2018
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    It took years, but a more nuanced picture of our storied roles and commitment to societal change as Panther women is finally being formed and acknowledged.

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    3 Dec 2018

    Capitalism = global dominance of capital owners in economics and politics. These people are only motivated by short-run profitability. If they stay in power—if capitalism remains in force—the planet is toast.

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    4 Dec 2018

    Freedom is a constant struggle

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    4 Dec 2018

    Black Panther leader Fred Hampton, assassinated on this day in 1969, explains how the ruling class uses racism to exploit working people.

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  10. 4 Dec 2018

    Contents of our 111th issue — 🔥1968: Fifty Years Since the Global Revolt🔥 — are now available online!

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    4 Dec 2018

    Now posted online, too!

    Enjoyed this roundtable on Blk Panther women with and
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    2 Dec 2018

    Abolitionist John Brown was executed by the state of Virginia on December 2, 1859.

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    Don’t miss this important discussion of women in the Black Panther Party featuring & !

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  14. 2 Dec 2018

    Our new issue is out! ✊🏻✊🏾✊🏿

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    5 Sep 2018

    Teen Vogue has a labor column now which seems to certify we’ve turned some kind of corner and I’m 💯 here for it.

    The goal for this column is to celebrate our history while looking towards a fighting future. NO CLASS will connect worker struggles and the current state of the American labor movement with its storied—and sometimes bloodied—past. Onward!
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    5 Sep 2018

    👏🏿 Boycott 👏🏽 Israel 👏🏼 Boycott 👏🏾 Apartheid 👏🏽

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  17. 5 Sep 2018

    Back to school = back to class struggle. Victory to the teachers!

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    20 Aug 2018

    “ is a devastating takedown of capitalism, portraying people giving up their freedom so they don’t have to worry about money. Owners and management are shown as depraved, vacuous, corrupt and downright evil.”

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  19. 15 Aug 2018

    Adding to this rich discussion, don’t miss Bill Crane’s contribution: “More than a ballot line: The Democratic Party, class struggle, and the socialist left today”:

    More from Eric Blanc on the "dirty break" strategy for building an independent working-class party
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    14 Aug 2018

    I can't even fathom the courage it takes to survive nearly 30 years on death row and to keep fighting - not just for yourself, but in solidarity with all oppressed people. Kevin Coooper is a fighter for justice whose voice deserves to be heard.

    We spent a full hour talking to Kevin Cooper, an innocent man on California's death row. Listen to learn about his case, the night he was almost murdered by the state of CA and the struggle against the death penalty and the racist system it upholds.
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