Category Archives: book review
Lessons from Domitila’s Experience
The following is less of a book review and more of an interpretation of the lessons which Domitila Barrios De Chungara’s classic autobiography, Let Me Speak, can teach us as a new generation of revolutionaries. It was written by a … Continue reading
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Introducing “The Magical Blue Pamphlet”
Capital and Today’s Crisis by Raya Dunayevskaya Millions of workers have been laid off since the 2007 crisis, creating a new political world where turbulence is to be expected in the coming period. A new generation of activists has been … Continue reading
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A New Generation Engages with Angela Davis
This is a review of Angela Davis’ Autobiography, written by a friend of AS who does not consider herself a communist or a revolutionary but is learning about both as she organizes against budget cuts at a Bay Area community … Continue reading
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