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James Connolly Songs of Freedom

On-Line via Zoom You will receive Zoom link by email before the event., NY

From the publication of Songs of Freedom in 1907 to the declaration of the Irish Republic on the steps of the General Post Office in Dublin 1916, Connolly's vision was a beacon in the struggle for liberation. Using Connolly's own songs along with others made famous in Ireland's fight for independence, Callahan and Moore perform a spirited tribute to the rebels of Easter Week.

$6 – $15

When Droplets Become Rain

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WHEN DROPLETS BECOME RAIN is a celebration of collective values and organization, and offers a message of hope through popular mobilization and love for living beings and mother earth, as summarized in the title.

$6 – $15

Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit

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Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit is generally considered the first exposition of and an introduction to Hegel's later work, what is often referred to as Hegel's “system.” Thus, knowledge of the Phenomenology is indispensable for anyone interested in today's world.

$100 – $140

The Politics of James Joyce and the Easter Rising

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Leopold Bloom’s peripatetic journey around Dublin and reasons why Joyce enlightens radicals and socialists.

$6 – $15

Big Farms Make Big Flu

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“If you’ve missed the wit and brilliance of Stephen Jay Gould, here’s consolation: holistic, radical science from the frontlines of the battle against emergent diseases…. Bravo to Monthly Review Press for publishing this landmark collection of essays.” —Mike Davis

$6 – $15

Resistance and Solidarity Across the US-Mexican Border: 1946-2016

On-Line via Zoom You will receive Zoom link by email before the event., NY

Significant consideration will be given to the tensions and contradictions generated by the uneven interdependence of capitalist development in the borderlands; the long history of solidarity, struggle and resistance against racial and capitalist oppression waged by Native Americans, Mexican Americans and the multinational working class in the region.

$6 – $15

Re-Discovering Fanon: Preview to a work in progress

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Re-Discovering Fanon will make evident Fanon’s unrelenting hatred of racism and his uncompromising determination to set forth a dialectic of disalienation in order to bring about a new humanity.

$6 – $15

Day 1, Session 1: Marx and Engels and Classical German Philosophy

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Our discussion will focus on the basic, immediate philosophical background in classical German philosophy represented primarily by Kant, Hegel, Fichte and Schelling that Marx and Engels inherited.

$6 – $15

Day 1, Session 2: Live from Place de La Republique on Bastille Day

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This will consist of a short documentary including interviews with three key players in the events of the past months: Francois Ruffin, editor and director of Merci Patron (Thanks Boss); a member of the CGT, the union that is leading the strikes; and an academic who will provide a critical analysis of the labor law.

$6 – $15

Day 1, Session 3: May 1968 in France: Learning from the Participants

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“May ’68 seemed to portend the beginning of a revolutionary period in Europe, but it didn’t. Even so, in France and in so much of the world, it remains a marker, a moment when it was forbidden to forbid, when it seemed the imagination was about to seize power.”

$6 – $15

Day 1, Session 4: What Would Karl Marx be Listening to on Bastille Day in 2016

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with Ras Moshe and John Pietaro Ras Moshe hails from a musical and political family in Brooklyn. Ras has been playing music for 30 years and keeps the family tradition going as a life-long radical political activist. He was part of the Neues Kabarett series and founder of the Music Now series, which presented new ... Read more

$6 – $15

Fiction from The Busted Boom

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The 30s were a time of turmoil for most and a decade shaping the terrain of the way life was to be lived on the edge—in shadow or in light.

$85 – $115

Day 1, Session 5—Solidarity Without Borders

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Are we witnessing the formation of an historic bloc via precarity unlike formations in the prior history of capitalism? We are witnessing Greek workers welcoming refugees to Greece as the central European banks push them towards brutal levels of austerity not seen in Europe since WWII.

$6 – $15

Day 2, Session 1: Imperialism Today: Super-Exploitation and Marxist Theory

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Presentation and discussion with Walter Daum Imperialism was first analyzed by Marxist theorists a century ago. Today it still dominates the world but has greatly changed: production, not just trade, is globalized; profits rely on the super-exploitation of hundreds of millions of proletarians in the Global South. This session will discuss the transformation of the ... Read more

$6 – $15

Marxist Summer Intensive: July 15-17

On-Line via Zoom You will receive Zoom link by email before the event., NY

Through collaborative study and discussion, we aim to provide a challenging learning environment so each participant can develop his/her own theoretical and analytic tools to advance our organizing and movement building work in order to broaden opposition to capital locally, nationally and internationally.

$6 – $90