Victor Wallis, Democracy Denied: Five Lectures on U.S. Politics; with Introduction by Johanna Fernández and illustrations by Kevin “Rashid” Johnson (Trenton, New Jersey: Africa World Press, 2019), xxv + 124 pp., $19.95.
Victor Wallis, Socialist Practice: Histories and Theories (London and New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2020), xx + 252 pp. $84.99
With filial greetings to Tanakh prophets, who believed the only copyright resides in the voice that speaks to & through them all.
This classroom will not be a safe space
This classroom will not be a safe space
This classroom will not be a safe space
For domesticated discussions
Can you help me with common core?
I know 2+2 is 4
But when rent is $625 and the utilities cost another $113
And my momma’s hours got cut to 20 and she only makes $8.15
I cannot review this book except in the first person singular, since it intersects with and is of great help to my longstanding efforts to draw a balance sheet of the communist movement, Marxism, and the Party form. How can I and my S&D comrades use this important book, what questions are to be posed to it and beyond it but because of it? I’ll discuss this in two parts and a coda.
Amidst deepening crisis and growing unrest, questions of organization and strategy are more urgent than ever. With a young generation casting off decades of anti-communist brainwashing and embracing socialism with enthusiasm, it is suddenly possible to explore themes which only a short time ago might have seemed the province of a marginalized fringe.
What keeps mankind alive? The fact that millions