May-June News & Letters pdf is online

April 24, 2019

Two opposite directions for humanity are making themselves apparent: one, the massive actions from below demanding a social transformation radical enough to achieve serious climate action, from the Youth Climate Strikes to the Extinction Rebellion; two, the series of terroristic massacres that would drag the world in a reactionary, suicidal direction, from New Zealand to Sri Lanka.  Dig deeper with us in the Draft for Marxist-Humanist Perspectives, 2019-2020, in the May-June issue of News & Letters.

That new issue is at the print shop and will be mailed out later this week.  It can be viewed as a pdf now at http://newsandletters.org/PDF-ARCHIVE/2019/2019-05-06.pdf.  You can also find it by clicking on “Back issues” and then “2010s.”  Raya Dunayevskaya’s column takes up the need “to take a further look into the economy, not for statistical purposes, but for the relationship of dialectics of liberation to economic ills.”  Among other stories are a prisoner’s column, “Served the time but kept in prison”; “Algerian women at the forefront”; “Uber and Lyft drivers strike!”; “Essay: Socialism, labor and the Black dimension”; and “Genius of Sudanese revolution.”

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