We discuss Prof. Gabriel Rockhill's article "The CIA and the Frankfurt School's Anti-Communism" published here: https://thephilosophicalsalon.com/the-cia-the-frankfurt-schools-anti-communism/ 

Thanks so much to Prof. Rockhill for his great work, check him out here: https://gabrielrockhill.com

We conclude Rodney's Decolonial Marxism, focused on Chapters 15-16. This was an excellent reading group on Decolonial Marxism. Thanks to our comrades from the Walter Rodney Revolutionary Peoples Library for attending and helping present, and thanks to Verso Books and the Walter Rodney Foundation for releasing this great text.

We discuss the Arghiri Emmanuel Digital Archive, an important resource for those interested in Unequal Exchange. Thanks to Anti-Imperialist Network. Visit the archive here: https://anti-imperialist.net/category/arghiri-emmanuel-digital-archive/

We talk with Amandla Thomas-Johnson about his book "Becoming Kwame Ture" on Ture's move from America to Guinea, his experience with the Portuguese invasion in 1970, his founding of the All African People's Revolutionary Party, and his time with Sekou Toure and Kwame Nkrumah.

Check out the book here: https://www.decolonisingthearchive.com/shop/becoming-kwame-ture-by-amandla-thomas-johnson

Thanks to Amandla for the interview! Follow him here: @tjAmandla

We continue Rodney's Decolonial Marxism, focused on Chapters 13-14. This is part of our ongoing reading group on Decolonial Marxism. If you would be interested in joining, see here: https://twitter.com/thecadrejournal/s... Thanks to our comrades from the Walter Rodney Revolutionary Peoples Library for attending and helping present, and thanks to Verso Books and the Walter Rodney Foundation for releasing this great text.

We interview Andre Nascimento, a Brazilian PhD student, on Round 1 of the Brazilian Elections, what's at stake in Round 2, the possibilities of a coup, and other issues. 

Thanks so much to Andre, check him out here: @A_NascimentoD

In the wake of recent news about an escalation of U.S./U.N. intervention in Haiti, we briefly introduce the context with Haiti Action Committee's Robert Roth and discuss ways to oppose the intervention and occupation.   

Here are the resources Robert mentioned: 

https://blackallianceforpeace.com 

https://blackallianceforpeace.com/bapstatements/haiticrisisofimperialism 

https://haitisolidarity.net https://haitisolidarity.net/no-foreign-troops-to-haiti/ 

https://thetricontinental.org/newsletterissue/haiti-insurrection-military-intervention/ 

https://globalwomenstrike.net/haiti-fri-21-oct-stop-us-canadian-intervention-4-5pm/

We continue Rodney's Decolonial Marxism, focused on Chapters 10-12. This is part of our ongoing reading group on Decolonial Marxism. If you would be interested in joining, see here: https://twitter.com/thecadrejournal/status/1571983998548844546?s=20&t=wgXHQI46pIzi_Nuh4WAJxQ Thanks to our comrades from the Walter Rodney Revolutionary Peoples Library for attending and helping present, and thanks to Verso Books and the Walter Rodney Foundation for releasing this great text.

We discuss Arghiri Emmanuel's 1972 article on "White Settler Colonialism and the Myth of Investment Imperialism".   

Article here: https://newleftreview.org/issues/i73/articles/arghiri-emmanuel-white-settler-colonialism-and-the-myth-of-investment-imperialism

We continue Rodney's Decolonial Marxism, focused on Chapters 8-9. This is part of our ongoing reading group on Decolonial Marxism. If you would be interested in joining, see here: https://twitter.com/thecadrejournal/status/1571983998548844546?s=20&t=wgXHQI46pIzi_Nuh4WAJxQThanks to our comrades from the Walter Rodney Revolutionary Peoples Library for attending and helping present, and thanks to Verso Books and the Walter Rodney Foundation for releasing this great text.