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Memorial services will be held for Dr Bartlett in the coming weeks. bit.ly/4rGCNEw
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Dear friends and comrades, please donate if you're able to and share widely. Show up for Maricela, non-cooperating Prairieland defendant!
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The first substantial interview about my book, 'Take Over the City'. Pleased to be in Issue #165 of e-flux journal, with probing questions from Andreas Petrossiants @dvrstyofesthtix. e-flux.com/journal/165/67769…
A part of my interest in this is indicated here: bsky.app/profile/furiousaffe…
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3. part of our series: Organised Autonomy - on counter-power, soviet and the party. By comrades from Rome, 1978.
@endnotesjournal @wrkclasshistory @SteveWright1958 @weareplanc @endnotesjournal @as_a_worker @longhaul_mag @NotesFrom_Below @prometheus_mag
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Proletarian health and working class environmentalism reading and writing this weekend (aspirational)
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Danilo Montaldi. Close to SouB, Pouvoir Ouvrier and Communistenbond Spartacus, Montaldi served as the disseminator of Council Communist principles in the Italian radical scene. For a time, he worked with Battaglia Comunista and served as one of the influences for Operaismo.
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Lorenzo Feltrin and Emanuele Leonardi discuss how working-class environmentalism continues to address the intertwined degradation of bodies and the environment, in an interview first published in @TBA21.
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my article's up online now, so that's cool. I'd appreciate if you'd read it, please. thank you. (fair warning, it's kind of a downer.)
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Brief return to posting here to say that crimes of class is in the world as a book, published by the excellent friends at Rosa Press, rosapress.net/product/crimes…
Brief return to posting here to say that crimes of class is in the world as a book, published by the excellent friends at Rosa Press, rosapress.net/product/crimes…
I always really appreciated Viewpoint and Haider’s articles in them. I recently reread the coauthored workers inquiry a genealogy piece and it is still such a useful essay, among his many others. RIP Asad Haider.
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Clearinghouse's new website has articles including Raf Sciortino on the work of the Chuang collective, what the Trump tariffs might mean for class dynamics in and around Australia, remembering Alex Parke, and Réalité's approach to collective research - clearinghouse.noblogs.org/ho…
I really liked the book & reckon it’s both useful & provocative. Gonna be doing a reading group on it in coming months in the gong - along with some of a commie essentials the book covers. I also really like this review, which is clear & has its own very useful ideas in it.
I wrote this about why you should read Jasper Bernes's new book The Future of Revolution. (In the 2nd half I nitpick on a few points in a spirit of 'let's run with it in THIS direction, not THAT one'. That matters less, the main point is read the book!)
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