E4E talks: Revolutionary strategy today
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- Created on Saturday, 13 October 2012 11:59
- Written by eric ribellarsi
A panel of revolutionary speakers gathered on August 12 at the Everything for Everyone Festival. The engagement was marked both by unities and diversity.
The talks confronted a key issue facing communist regroupment and action: How do we build a revolutionary movement today in the belly of this beast?
Let’s engage this discussion — and deepen our common purpose.
The audio of each talk is presented here in YouTube and MP3 format — in the order that they spoke at the E4E plenum.
The speakers are:
- Mike Ely, Kasama Project
- Geoff Mc, formerly with Bring the Ruckus
- Shemon Salam, Fire Next Time, formerly w/ Unity and Struggle
- Kali Akuno, Malcolm X Grassroots Movement
- Sopiko Japaridze, Take Back the Block, Atlanta
- Question and answer session
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Mike Ely, Kasama Project:
MP3 – Mike Ely
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Geoff Mc, formerly with Bring the Ruckus:
MP3 – Geoff Mc
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Shemon Salam, Fire Next Time, formerly w/ Unity and Struggle
MP3 – Shemon Salam
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Kali Akuno, Malcolm X Grassroots Movement:
MP3 – Kali Akuno
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Sopiko Japaridze, Take Back the Block, Atlanta:
MP3 – Sopiko Japaridze
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