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The Call
The Call Radio
The Call is a publication founded to advance the political outlook of a group of members in the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). We are Marxists who believe in a democratic road to socialism. We want to build DSA into a mass organization that can help revitalize working-class politics and lay the groundwork for a new socialist party in the future.
Through The Call Radio we'll be sharing important lectures and speeches on Marxist politics and history.
If you have questions or comments please email us at editor [a] socialistcall [dot] com.
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4.8 stars from 22 ratings
Like “Serial” but for Socialist theory
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“Great stuff! Very engaging and smart.”
archibaldthrockmorton via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/09/18
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This is the last in a series of four lectures, presented by The Call, which we’re titling “Farrell Dobbs: Lessons from the Teamster Rebellions.”
In this lecture, socialist labor organizer Farrell Dobbs describes the years of heightened labor struggle before, during, and after World War II. He...
Published 10/08/18
This is the third in a series of four lectures, presented by The Call, which we’re titling “Farrell Dobbs: Lessons from the Teamster Rebellions.”
The 1934 strikes established Teamsters Local 574 as one of the most effective and militant “instruments of class struggle” in US history.
In this...
Published 10/08/18
Published 10/08/18
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