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What Is Marxism All About? Authors: Tyneisha Bowens, Ben Carroll, LeiLani Dowell, Elena Everett, Julie Fry, Larry Hales, David Hoskins, Caleb Maupin and Dante Strobino First copyright 1974 2009 Edition Edited by LeiLani Dowell and David Hoskins 2013 Edition Edited by Andy Katz ISBN: 9780895671530 Revised: June 2009, October 2013 Library of Congress Control Number: 2009939894 Cover photo: Cubans celebrate International Workers’ Day in Havana, Cuba. Photo Credit: Enrique De La Osa / Reuters. 2009 Edition Produced by Dante Strobino 2013 Edition Produced by Andy Katz Published by World View Forum 147 W. 24th St. 2nd Fl. New York, NY 10011
Table of Contents Introduction v Class Society 1 Capital and Capitalism 3 Exploitation and Surplus Value 7 Private Property 11 Dialectical and Historical Materialism 15 Class Solidarity and Class Struggle 19 Imperialism and Globalization 23 Women’s Oppression 27 Racism and Oppressed Nations 31 Lesbian, Bi, Gay, Trans and Queer Oppression 35 Self-Determination 37 Culture 39 How the State Arose 43 The State Today 47 Democracy 51 Reformism 55 Labor Bureaucracy 57 Fascism 61 Revolution 65 Socialism 69 Socialist Countries 71 Communism 75 FIST Political Program 77 v
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Examining history through the scien
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The State Today The previous chapte
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profits of the few. The Soviet stat
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City. The media, which has a dispro
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sion of this workers’ control. It
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the crimes of capitalism are just a
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The labor bureaucracy Sometimes uni
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The main reason they were able to g
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Fascism celebrates the nation, the
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Revolution The Bolshevik Revolution
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The counterrevolutions in the forme
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Socialism Socialism is a system in
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Socialist Countries Socialism, a sy
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Socialist Cuba has managed to survi
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Communism The latest scientific vie
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FIST Program We, working and oppres
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6. The right to a job or an income
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what is best for their own communit
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Marxism, Reparations & the Black Fr
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The Prison-Industrial Complex: An i
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A brief Marxist reading list: The C
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