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chicago meeting: do you have a story to tell? bring it to the editing session of news & letters. when: wednesday, january 9, 2019, 6:30 pm where: news and letters library, 228 s. wabash, room 230, chicago news and letters committees invites you to an editing session bring your article or story to the editing session and learn about revolutionary journalism at the same time. get a preview of what will. share your story in the next issue of news & letters: january-february deadline. the deadline for the january-february 2019 issue of news & letters is sunday, january 13. share your story with the world! send in reports on your workplace, your town, your country; conditions, events, ideas, and debates. send we post this dec. 24, 2018, commentary by mohammed elnaiem as a discussion article which begins: “on these holidays, we mourn for the kurds in syria who hopelessly fear an upcoming turkish invasion, we mourn for the yellow vests in france who rise up in an empire built on colonial wealth but which continues to make destitute its working and unemployed poor…” a marxist-humanist view of the 2018 u.s. midterm elections that highlights the illegitimacy of trump's rule, showing how it is the rule of a minority won because of anti-democratic voter suppression, gerrymandering, racism, se*ism, extreme anti-immigration rhetoric, hate speech and lies. it highlights the other america that opposes such... new book: marx’s philosophy of revolution in permanence for our day. new book published for the 200th anniversary of marx’s birth--marx’s philosophy of revolution in permanence for our day:. from the writings of raya dunayevskaya: karl marx’s continuous development of the philosophy of revolution in permanence. marking the publication of writings by raya dunayevskaya on marx’s philosophy of revolution in permanence, the article presents parts of a lecture in which she gave an overview of this concept in relationship to her just-completed book, rosa luxemburg, women’s