Emancipations Podcast

Organizing the Working Class (feat. Sudip Bhattacharya)


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My guest Sudip Bhattacharya studies and organizes the working class in New Jersey and he joins me to discuss the findings of his work. We explore some practical strategies for organizing the working class, the future of socialist politics and ways to overcome some of the main limitations to class politics in our time.

This conversation is inspired by a new essay Sudip wrote for The Hampton Reader. Check out the book published with Iskra Press

Sudip Bhattacharya is a doctoral candidate in Political Science at Rutgers University. You can find his work at outlets like Protean magazine, Jacobin, Current Affairs, Black Agenda Report, among others.

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