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Is it worth it to read “Socialist Reconstruction” ? (media.discordapp.net)

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I recently saw the PSL promoting this book, it’s about how a socialist USA could look like and as mentioned in the title, is it worth it? If not, are the any different good books regarding this topic?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Of course it's worth it. PSL is the among the most promising left orgs in America right now and whether you're sympathetic to their ideology/praxis or not, it's good for every American comrade to familiarize themselves with it.

IMO We need new theory, especially in the imperial core. Marxists in imperial core countries can't necessarily translate all of the Soviet Union's or China's theory to their own country and the dogmatic belief that they can do so is a major thing holding back factions of the Western left.