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On this week’s edition of Coffee with Comrades, we chat about the state of public education in Florida with Leah Delaney and Candi Churchill. We also discuss the upcoming Take on Tallahassee/Fund our Future Rally happening January 13, 2020.
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So, apparently, we're a Star Wars podcast now.
Or, at least, we should be after all the analyses we've done of Star Wars. At any rate, this week we're releasing a special collaborative episode we recorded with our friends at Kino Lefter, a socialist movie podcast.
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So, apparently, we're a Star Wars podcast now.
Or, at least, we should be after all the analyses we've done of Star Wars. At any rate, this week we're releasing a special collaborative episode we recorded with our friends at Kino Lefter, a socialist movie podcast.
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In this week's episode of Coffee with Comrades, we sit down with Jack and Brett to chat about veterans on the left. We talk about healthcare, horror stories, toxic masculine machismo, winning over allies, and the unique ways late-stage capitalism compels young folks to enter the armed forces. What's more, Jack and Brett talk about the unfortunate ways certain segments of the left twist legitimate anti-war and anti-imperialist sentiment into hatred for veterans.
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In this week's episode of Coffee with Comrades, we sit down with Jack and Brett to chat about veterans on the left. We talk about healthcare, horror stories, toxic masculine machismo, winning over allies, and the unique ways late-stage capitalism compels young folks to enter the armed forces. What's more, Jack and Brett talk about the unfortunate ways certain segments of the left twist legitimate anti-war and anti-imperialist sentiment into hatred for veterans.
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In this week's edition of Coffee with Comrades, we sit down with student, educator, and community-organizer Shelby Shoup, director of the Florida State University Chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine. We talk about the lackluster education programs here in the State of Florida, Shelby's working class background, Students for Justice in Palestine, the Palestinian struggle against the apartheid ethnostate of Israel, Jewish internationalism and anti-zionism, Bernie Sanders both-sidesism, and so much more.
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الأغنية الوطنية للفنان #محمد عساف دمي" فلسطيني by Mohammed Assaf Dammi Falastini
In this week's edition of Coffee with Comrades, we sit down with student, educator, and community-organizer Shelby Shoup, director of the Florida State University Chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine. We talk about the lackluster education programs here in the State of Florida, Shelby's working class background, Students for Justice in Palestine, the Palestinian struggle against the apartheid ethnostate of Israel, Jewish internationalism and anti-zionism, Bernie Sanders both-sidesism, and so much more.
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الأغنية الوطنية للفنان #محمد عساف دمي" فلسطيني by Mohammed Assaf Dammi Falastini
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In this week's edition of Coffee with Comrades, we sit down for a conversation with Nick Estes, assistant professor at the University of New Mexico and author of Our History is the Future: Standing Rock Versus the Dakota Access Pipeline and the Long Tradition of Indigenous Resistance. We spend the hour discussing indigeneity, decolonization, revolution, the Red Deal, the Red Power Movement, anti-imperialism, internationalism, and so much more.
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Hey, y'all!
In this week's edition of Coffee with Comrades, we sit down for a conversation with Nick Estes, assistant professor at the University of New Mexico and author of Our History is the Future: Standing Rock Versus the Dakota Access Pipeline and the Long Tradition of Indigenous Resistance. We spend the hour discussing indigeneity, decolonization, revolution, the Red Deal, the Red Power Movement, anti-imperialism, internationalism, and so much more.
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Solidarity with the people of Bolivia! Check out the following excellent resources to find out more about the ongoing Christian fascist coup.
This week, we host a conversation with Tom and Craig from the band Stray From the Path. We chat about their new record, Internal Atomics, past political controversies, and why actions speak louder than words.
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