Socialism Conference

Kali Akuno speaks in this session recorded at Socialism 2022, moderated by Kade Doyle Griffiths. This session was sponsored by Cooperation Jackson.

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Mississippi’s Cooperation Jackson has become a center for Black resistance at a time of global health, economic, and climate crisis. In the context of the water crisis in Jackson, this session will delve into the new and ongoing strategies and methods being pursued by this movement for grassroots-centered Black community control and self-determination, inspiring partnership and emulation across the globe.

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Dana Cloud, Nina Lozano, and Keith Rosenthal speak in this session recorded at Socialism 2022.

Presentations on Disability Justice and Socialism, Political Economy of Disability, Crip Time and Workers with Disabilities, and Protesting While Disabled.

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Patty Krawec speaks in this session recorded at Socialism 2022.

Our current social and political crises are rooted in colonial systems hidden behind conventional readings of history. Krawec will discuss her upcoming book and how confronting and challenging these harmful readings with Indigenous perspectives can help us develop relationships of solidarity.

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Jesse Hagopian speaks in this session recorded at Socialism 2022. This session was sponsored by Rethinking Schools.

https://rethinkingschools.org

Today there is legislation in some 42 states that seeks to require teachers to lie to students about structural racism, sexism, and heterosexism. This neo-McCarthyist attack on education has led to hundreds of book banns, the firing of teachers around the country for discussing antiracist themes, and even physical attacks on educators. This coordinated assault on honest accounts of U.S. history that grapple with white supremacy and oppression is about more than a Republican Party reelection strategy; it is about discrediting public education in a bid to privatize, halting the gains in consciousness that were advanced during the 2020 uprising, and ultimately an attempt at epistemicide--the killing, silencing, or annihilation of entire systems of knowledge. Yet a growing movement of educators, students, and parents are building the Teach Truth movement—rooted in the long tradition of the fight for Black education—against the “violence of organized forgetting.”

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Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson speaks in this session recorded at Socialism 2022. This session was sponsored by the Highlander Research and Education Center.

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The US South has long been home to white supremacist terror and fear, but it has also produced sacred stories of love and Black resistance. Any strategy to change the politics of this country for the better cannot abandon or concede the South to the right. What does it mean to fight, to build community, and to center the most marginalized while resisting and overcoming the historic challenges of organizing in the South?

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Eman Abdelhadi speaks in conversation with Sophie Lewis in this session recorded at Socialism 2022.

How do we imagine an emancipated society? Our visions of the future can enrich our day-to-day struggles. Sophie Lewis and Eman Abdelhadi will discuss revolutionary social reproduction in Eman’s coauthored novel Everything for Everyone. This new work of speculative fiction recounts a successful global insurrection that topples capitalist states, settler colonialism, and the nuclear family.

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Haley Pessin and Andy Sernatinger speak in this session recorded at Socialism 2022. This session was sponsored by the Tempest Collective.

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Crises of class inequality, race and gender oppression, and climate raise the question of how socialists should relate to a political system defined by two capitalist parties. Why does Marxism center mass struggle and class independence? What is the role of the Democratic Party in undermining or advancing the fight for a socialist future?

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Kim Kelly speaks in this session recorded at Socialism 2022. This session was sponsored by Pilsen Community Books.

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The radical, multiracial, and multi-gendered history of American labor offers a deep well of inspiration for today’s labor struggles in all their forms. Join author and journalist Kim Kelly for a discussion of the fighting American labor movement, the oft-forgotten and silenced working class heroes who got us here, and what it will take to bring down the boss.

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Elene Lam, Chanelle Gallant, and Yves Tong Nguyen speak in this session recorded at Socialism 2022. This session was sponsored by Butterfly and Red Canary Song.

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How have the state, law enforcement and NGOs formed and benefited from an anti-migrant, carceral “anti-human trafficking industry” that exploits and harms sex workers, people of colour and migrants? A passionate conversation between abolitionist migrant sex work organizers Elene Lam and Chanelle Gallant, co-authors of the forthcoming book, Behind the Rescue, along with Yves Tong Nguyen of Red Canary Song.

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