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PCUSA Arts & Culture Commission Presents: Communism and Art in the Soviet Union

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November 19th – PCUSA Arts & Culture Commission Presents: Communism and Art in the Soviet Union Communists have long understood that art is an expression of the mode of production of a society. As such, art in the Soviet Union represented its socialist mode of production. Rather than looking from the lens of the individual, […]

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Communism Vs Fascism

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October 1st – Communism vs Fascism Join the PSMLS as we read passages from Communism vs Fascism by former CPUSA General Secretary William Z. Foster. Cold War Propaganda, which began with monopoly media moguls like William Randolph Hearst, who knew the American working class hated fascist barbarism, tried to obfuscate the working class and pro-democracy

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Zionism and Communism

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September 24th – Zionism and Communism Join the PSMLS as we look at the history of Communism and Zionism. While we do not support Zionism, as it is a reactionary bourgeois ideology, it is important to look at the history of when Communists worked in coalition with more left-leaning Zionist elements and what tactical and

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August 13th – The Panama Canal and its Role in Imperialism. PSMLS in collaboration with the Cervantes Fraternal Society (cervantesfs.org).

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August 13th – The Panama Canal and its Role in Imperialism. PSMLS in collaboration with the Cervantes Fraternal Society (cervantesfs.org). Tonight, we will be working together with the Cervantes Fraternal Society to discuss a brief history of the Panama Canal. We will discuss how and why Panama broke off from Greater Colombia in the late

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