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#Women channel is starting a reading group. Our first book is "Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation" by Silvia Federici, a Marxist Italian feminist, most famous for her work in the "Wages for Housework" movement in the 70s. We will read the introduction and the first two sections ("All the World ... Read more
A reading group for Jacobin Magazine in Seattle. We will be discussing the following articles: Lessons Learned p. 108 What have we learned from the Pink Tide's years in power? Gospel Crusade, Inc. and Friends p. 105 With help from US churches, the evangelical right has won a foothold in Central America. Capitol Hill Meeting ... Read more
Saturday, Aug 5 at the Seattle Public Library Capitol Hill Branch. We have reserved the large 2nd floor study room. We will discuss two readings from Jacobin issue 25, Spring 2017. Debating the Bolivarian Revolution p. 12 A roundtable discussion about Venezuela during and after Hugo Chavez' rule. Assessing the Brazilian Workers' Party p. 84 ... Read more
On Monday, September 25th at 6pm the Socialist Feminist Committee will be hosting our first Kathi Weeks "The Problem With Work: feminism, Marxism, anti-work politics and post work imaginaries" reading group in the U district. Read the intro and first chapter, through pg. 77 (book free online: https://libcom.org/files/the-problem-with-work_-feminism-marxism-kathi-weeks.pdf) Email [email protected] for the meeting address.
Located in the Capitol Hill Library meeting room. We will discuss the following articles from Jacobin issue 26, 'Earth, Wind and Fire' Victory Over the Sun p.22 Postwar America's greatest environmentalist was a labor leader. Living, Not Just Surviving p.68 Working-class movements must place social and ecological reproduction at the heart of their vision of ... Read more
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