$12.00
What Is Socialism? A Marxist-Humanist Symposium
By Gerry Emmett, Bob McGuire, Terry Moon, Franklin Dmitryev, and Raya Dunayevskaya
Paperback, 2021. 115 pp.
$10.00 + $2 postage.
The popularity of socialism is growing, and questioning of capitalism is skyrocketing. But what is socialism, and how do we get there? What is capitalism, and how do we abolish it? How do these questions relate to Subjects of revolution, from Black America to Women’s Liberation, from labor to ecological defenders? And what kinds of philosophy and organization do we need to help us get to a new human society and prevent backsliding to capitalist exploitation, bureaucracy and dictatorship? This new Marxist-Humanist publication addresses these questions and more.
Categories: On women, On workers, Other books available from News & Letters.
$18.95
Indignant Heart: A Black Worker’s Journal
By Charles Denby
Autobiography of the Black worker-editor of News & Letters.
Expanded 1989 edition includes “In Memoriam” to Charles Denby by Raya Dunayevskaya and Introduction by William H. Harris.
Wayne State University Press, 1989. 303 pp.
$14.95 + $4 postage
$7.00
A 1980s View: The Coal Miners’ General Strike of 1949–50 and the Birth of Marxist-Humanism in the U.S.
News & Letters, 1984. 42 pp.
$5 + $2 postage
$7.00
On the 100th Anniversary of the First General Strike in the U.S.
By Terry Moon and Ron Brokmeyer
News & Letters, 1977. 50 pp.
$5 + $2 postage
$0.00
America’s First Unfinished Revolution
Out of print, only available in digital form
By M. Franki and J. Hillstrom, 1976. A News & Letters pamphlet.
The untold story of the true creators of independence — the workers, yeomanry, Blacks and women during the American Revolution.
Download PDF: https://newsandletters.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Unfinished-Revolution.pdf
Categories: E-books and e-pamphlets, On the Black dimension, On women, On workers.
$7.00
Working Women for Freedom
By Angela Terrano, Marie Dignan, and Mary Holmes
Includes “Women as Thinkers and as Revolutionaries” by Raya Dunayevskaya
News & Letters, 1976. 56 pp.
$5 + $2 postage
$0.00
Shipyard Workers Revolt Against Communist Party Leaders
Smuggled out of Poland
Out of print, only available in digital form
1971. A News & Letters pamphlet.
A partial transcript of the meeting between striking shipyard workers occupying the Adolf Warski shipyard in Szczecin and leaders of the Polish Communist Party led by Edward Gierek.
Download PDF: https://newsandletters.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Shipyard-Workers.pdf
Categories: E-books and e-pamphlets, On workers.
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The Maryland Freedom Union, Workers Doing and Thinking
Out of print, only available in digital form
By Mike Flug, Spring 1969.
Participant reports of the formation of a union by workers, primarily from nursing homes. The workers, mostly Black women, relate their experiences in organizing, striking and demonstrating.
Download PDF: https://newsandletters.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Maryland.pdf
Categories: E-books and e-pamphlets, On the Black dimension, On women, On workers.
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Workers Battle Automation
Out of print, only available in digital form
By Charles Denby, editor of News & Letters, Nov. 1960. A News & Letters pamphlet.
Workers from various industries speaking for themselves about Automation: auto, steel, the mines. Includes “M.D.” writing on medical effects of automated production.
Download PDF: https://newsandletters.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Workers-Battle-Automation.pdf
Categories: E-books and e-pamphlets, On the Black dimension, On workers.