Recs if you like Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism...
Imperialism and the cost of American intervention
Project 2025 of the Trump administration included 18 mentions of Venezuela along with China, North Korea and Russia "The US has an opportunity to lead these democratic nations in the fight against these external pressures" The list includes historical books with the addition of a few works of fiction based on stories of a similar political climate, the main themes being β’ The US history of enforcing foreign governments β’ The economics of an "empire" β’ The media of expansion and propaganda
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Anti-Capitalist 101
Unlearn the propaganda and stand for our communities.
Reading is political. Economics is political. Society is politics. You might ignore politics, but it will not ignore you.
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(left) communist reading list
The leftcom perspective: the line running from Marx to Lenin, to the foundation of the Third International and the birth of the Communist Party in Livorno, 1921. The struggle against Stalinism and the degeneration of the revolution in Moscow.
Missing a lot of important articles by virtue of them not being books. Google "ultraleft new reading list" for the whole thing
I like history so I also added some Marxist-adjacent history works that (I think) are a good complement to all the theory here
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βDonβt be so radicalβ
just take a look around you
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Global South reads
By people who are from (and preferably lived most of their lives in) the Global South. Trying to avoid people paid alot of money by Western institutions.
I'll also include some books by Indigenous authors from the Global North
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RESIST Imperialism
On the political and socioeconomic subjugation of the Global Majority World by Western Powers, particularly the USA as well as the history of these regions.
These are books Iβve started reading and/or plan to read.
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Marxism Starter Pack
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leftism
marxism, anarchism, radical left etc.
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leftist reading
for tired socialists and leftists i guess
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Marx was right!
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HOW TO BE A DICTATOR (irony)
ETA: People seem to be missing the point. We need to be informed, so we don't fall on the same mistakes. Biographies of the worldβs most notorious dictators, but also their own manifestos and speeches. Figures such as Mussolini, Hitler, Stalin, and Mao stand before you, their lives and their own words entwined. Let's discern the thoughts that shaped their actions, and the convictions that enabled them to seize and maintain absolute power to never let it happen again.
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