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CLASS WAR IN THE USA PART 2: LIVE! The end of WWII saw biggest strike wave in US history. The 60s & 70s were stormy. But post-80s, strikes & union membership declined. Wages stagnated & rich got richer. What happened? And what does it mean for the class struggle today? Links in🧵
WATCH/LISTEN on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3IJ… 🧵
We're back! With a 2-part episode on US LABOR'S RADICAL HISTORY
Mass strikes; gun battles with cops & scabs; revolutionary communists on the picket lines. This is the real history of the American labor movement that Donald Trump and Elon Musk don’t want you to hear.
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We're hard at work at the second half of season 6! Should be landing at the end of September.
In the meantime, got a favourite episode of the Spectre of Communism podcast? Let us know! ✊✊
NEW EP! The Russian & Chinese Revolutions are the greatest events in human history. How successfully did Stalin & Mao uphold the anti-imperialist principles of Lenin & the Comintern? Were there differences? Who got it right?
'How did Mao & Stalin fight against imperialism?' 🔗🧵
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A century after Britain saw a general strike of revolutionary proportions, the stereotype persists that British workers are averse to radical class struggle. In the latest Spectre of Communism, RCP General Secretary Ben Gliniecki sets the record straight.
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NEW EP! 'The 1926 General Strike: Britain's revolution betrayed'. 100yrs ago, British workers launched a general strike that *almost* became a revolution but it ended after 9 days, at its peak.
How was the moment missed? None of the 'official' histories give the full story...🧵
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