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State Capitalism and Marx’s Humanism or Philosophy and Revolution
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By Raya Dunayevskaya, 1967. A News & Letters pamphlet.
An essay originally written as a contribution to a discussion on state-capitalism with a Japanese Marxist, Tadayuki Tsushima. Both articles, by Dunayevskaya and Tsushima, were first published in a special issue of News & Letters, Dec. 1966.
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The Free Speech Movement and the Negro Revolution
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By Mario Savio, Eugene Walker and Raya Dunayevskaya, 1965. A News & Letters pamphlet.
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The Young Marxist-Humanist
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A News & Letters pamphlet. This is the first youth pamphlet written by young Marxist-Humanists.
Includes “Why the Young Marxist-Humanist” by Robert Ellery; “The Heritage and the Challenge” by Raya Dunayevskaya; “From the Pen of Karl Marx”; and a number of contributions by young members and friends.
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Czechoslovakia: Revolution and Counter-Revolution
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Oct. 1968. Published jointly by News and Letters Committees and The Marxist-Humanist Group, Glasgow, Scotland.
An analysis of the events in Czechoslovakia 1968 including eyewitness report by X, a Czechoslovak; report by Ivan Svitak; editorial statement from News & Letters; Foreword by Raya Dunayevskaya and Harry McShane.
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Freedom-Riders Speak for Themselves
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By Mary Hamilton, Louise Inghram and others, Nov. 1961. A News & Letters pamphlet
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Workers Battle Automation
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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.
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News & Letters is a Marxist-Humanist journal which was created so that the voices of revolt from below could be heard unseparated from the articulation of a philosophy of liberation. Raya Dunayevskaya was Chairwoman of the National Editorial Board from its founding in 1955 until her death in 1987. Charles Denby (1907–1983), a Black production worker, was its Editor from 1955 until 1983. News & Letters is published six times a year. A free copy is available on request.
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