We discuss the Democratic Socialists of America’s victories in the congressional race and other races in New York City. What does it show, and what does it mean? We also discuss our upcoming July 4th event, as well as Birmingham 1963 and the 250th anniversary of the founding of the US state: exploring a Thomas Jefferson - Martin Luther King dialogue.

We continue our discussion of the Chinese civilization state. We also discuss how China is governed: the triad of the state of the whole people, the Communist Party, and the people.

We discuss Assata Shakur’s search for revolutionary truth and the legacy of Martin Luther King and the Birmingham movement.

We discuss what is the moral and political responsibility of revolutionaries in this 250th anniversary of the US state. Vital to this discussion will be a sermon from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. "The Birth of a New Nation" given on April 7, 1957

We further examine the U.S. state and its crisis, how might it collapse, and how might the people take power. We also discuss how might a state of the whole people be achieved.

We discuss Martin Luther King Jr, from civil rights to human rights to revolution, and its meaning for this time of struggle.

We continue our discussion on James Lawson, Henry Winston, nonviolence, the seizure of state power, and the achievement of revolutionary democracy.

We discuss whether and how nonviolent resistance strategy is compatible with the new achievement of a new and revolutionary democracy, and how the theorizing of James Lawson and Henry Winston help us understand such a strategy.

We discuss our two-day event from last weekend titled, “Freedom and Sacrifice in Our Beloved Struggle: A Tribute to Martin Luther Jr’s Life.” as well as Martin Luther King Jr. and James Lawson.

We continue our discussion of the intensifying war in West Asia and the possibility of US ground forces entering battle. We also discuss James Lawson and the possibility of nonviolent resistance in the throes of the current war and economic crisis.