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John Mulkins on Where We Have Been and Have Where We Are Going
In this episode, John Mulkins and I put our heads together and discuss how people understand the demand for a democratic constitution, who will get involved in the struggle, the role of socialism in the demand for democracy, the long and co...
Broken Promises and Discontent: Reforms to Mexico’s Supreme Court Between 1994 and 2018
Rafael Cauduro’s mural, Repression, is one of many that adorn the walls of Mexico’s Supreme Court building in Mexico City.
Originally published in Mexico Solidarity Media. Footnotes don’t work very well on Substack. I’m happy to provide s...
Ajamu Baraka on the Green Party, Proportional Representation, and the Black Radical Tradition
In this episode, I talk with Ajamu Baraka, an author, educator, and political activist. Topics include the Green Party and the two-party duopoly; proportional representation and the need for political change; the Black Agenda Report and the...
Matthew Stewart on the Flow of Revolutionary Ideas Across Time and Space
The transcript of this episode can be accessed by clicking the “Transcript” button below the title. All other episodes are available on Apple Podcasts.
Author and scholar Matthew Stewart returns to the show to talk about the American Revol...
Rotten Boroughs and Magic Votes
Old Sarum in Wiltshire was an uninhabited hill that, until 1832, elected two Members of Parliament. It epitomized the absurdity of rotten boroughs.
In early capitalist Britain, not only were vast swaths of the population legally denied th...
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