Whereabouts, if you don't mind me asking? My Mom's from Springfield and I've spent a fair amount of time in Boston, Lowell, and Lawrence- While I do love these cities and they obviously have a rich labor history; how should it inform my organizational goals?
/NewEngland/
Chase Watson
Easton Collins
The worst part is that for a short time they had a foothold in our state legislature.
Aiden Jones
I've thought about moving back to Chicago, maybe get involved with Leftist movements out there, then try to bring some of it back with me.
Connor Johnson
Bump
Julian Wright
we don't need more people interested in liberal leftism. just read shorter stuff. Marx wrote plenty of shorter books. Engels, Lenin too.
Adrian Morgan
bumplocked.
Use US general.
Dylan James
checkd. specifically, what would you recommend?
Carter Edwards
It's funny that you're hounding me to use the general. I've gotten more replies is thread then I ever have had in a general thread
Landon Anderson
Not them but just start with
marxists.org
It'll act as an excellent filter and it's short
Justin Richardson
Lowell and not saying anymore.
As for labor history propaganda like related pic is bomb and utilizing the large immigrant slums like the IWW/BPP by using critiques of capitalist immigration is cool
Organizing strategies are deserving of there own thread and this allows focus instead of fucking about