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“Historical, linguistic, economic, family and other ties link eastern Ukraine to Russia, so there is naturally Russian input into the separatist forces in Ukraine. ” Plus, don’t forget how Catherine...
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a wonderful variety of illustration styles through out the article!
View ArticleComment on The heroic deed: myth and revolution by jp
here’s a quote from this linked post: “In the relentless, cold logic of late capitalism, no lives matter, unless they can be forced into one of the few square holes of the system: consumer, producer,...
View ArticleComment on Statement from Communist Organization of Greece (KOE) by MLM
Interesting article about situation in Greece http://lesmaterialistes.com/english/cpmlm-declaration-67-about-syriza-s-victory-greek-parlementiary-elections
View ArticleComment on The heroic deed: myth and revolution by jp
and by the way, if anyone is interested in jung-hillman style mythological analysis of US society, Barry Spector is doing great work on his blog and book ‘Madness at the Gates of the City’. he presents...
View ArticleComment on The heroic deed: myth and revolution by jp
great work this – i’m printing to read again later. Campbell’s myth theories are not the only ones, but used well here. ” There is a material existence to myths …” is something not everyone gets....
View ArticleComment on Today Bernie, tomorrow Hillary by If Sanders Loses to Clinton,...
[…] Two trends within the revolutionary movement seized the historic opportunity that the Rainbow Coalition presented to connect socialist politics and organization with the mass base of working people...
View ArticleComment on A world fit for living: For sustainable socialism by Gary
I’m wondering if this could be posted on the site for comment. http://www.counterpunch.org/2015/08/05/talking-points-on-the-iran-nuke-deal/
View ArticleComment on A world fit for living: For sustainable socialism by People2thePower
“The Point of No Return: Climate Change Nightmares are Already Here,” from the current issue of Rolling Stone magazine.
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https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10155873320045203&id=807925202&set=a.127830960202.218213.807925202
View ArticleComment on Sunday, January 20th: Kasama 2 by thegodlessutopian
Ah, wonderful to hear!!! I will stay up and look at the launch than.I was starting to think it was delayed.
View ArticleComment on Sunday, January 20th: Kasama 2 by eric ribellarsi
For those wondering, it should launch in about 2-3 hours. :)
View ArticleComment on Sunday, January 20th: Kasama 2 by thegodlessutopian
I agree with what andrewraygorman said in reference to bringing together the growing number of socialist bloggers. I have my own theories to offer from a Queer perspective and I am sure others have...
View ArticleComment on Sunday, January 20th: Kasama 2 by land
Thanks Natalio., Looking forward to it.
View ArticleComment on Sunday, January 20th: Kasama 2 by Natalio Pérez
I’m going to make sure that everyone gets a K Social account!!!
View ArticleComment on Sunday, January 20th: Kasama 2 by redbean91
Thanks for the link, I will read it soon. Furthermore, I’m very excited for Kasama 2. I’m even in the process of writing an essay on the Chinese Revolution and hope to finish it soon for eventual...
View ArticleComment on Sunday, January 20th: Kasama 2 by Bill Fargo
Redbean91: if you’re interested in a critical examination of the historical development of the communist movement with concentration on the question of state power, I recommend The State and...
View ArticleComment on Eric Foner: Emancipation Proclamation 150 years later by carldavidson
I agree with Gary here. I’d only add that all struggles for radical change and revolution are complex and full of contractions. That’s why I think we do well to study this perid in our history, not...
View ArticleComment on Eric Foner: Emancipation Proclamation 150 years later by Gary
Those focused on ending slavery in the U.S. in the 1860s didn’t throw down a gauntlet, saying: Here’s our position (opposing both the institution of slavery and the thesis of inherent racial...
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