
a podcast about organizing in the south, Texas fascism, and how to fight back
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPolitics | |||

In this episode I chat with Leroy F Moore Jr, a writer, poet, and activist with cerebral palsy. He is the founder of Krip-Hop Nation, the co-founder of Sins Invalid, and a writer for POOR Magazine. He is a radical Black disability activist, and we di... more
This was originally recorded sept 24, 2025, for Patreon. I re-edited a bit, because i had the sniffles at the time.
follow along here:
www.marxists.org/archive//dutt/1935/fascism-social-revolution-3.pdf
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Happy New Year, comrades! Chuc Mung Nam Moi, dong chi!
For Tet 2026, I am reading you "The Imperialist Aggressors Can Never Enslave the Heroic Vietnamese People" by Ho Chi Minh on New Year 1952
This was originally recorded in September 2025, as i was recovering from Covid, so be kind!
read along here:
www.marxists.org/archive//dutt/1935/fascism-social-revolution-3.pdf
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Only heard a couple episodes so far, trying to find time for more, appreciate the enthusiasm, listening from Georgia
Theory filtered through an accessible lens by a host who is obviously passionate about global liberation. Funny, easy to digest and vital to the current moment.
Much love and solidarity from Idaho!
Only heard a couple episodes so far, trying to hear some specific past episodes, appreciate the enthusiasm listening from Georgia (metro Atlanta), will update this review in a month or so
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Insights into organizing efforts in the South focus on themes like social justice, resistance against fascism, and cultivating community engagement. The discussions often intersect with historical contexts, such as colonialism and capitalism, while challenging contemporary social issues and political climates. Notable narratives address personal experiences and cultural identities, aiming for a blend of education and activism that empowers listeners to engage in local and broader movements. Expect a blend of humor and serious commentary, which makes complex topics more accessible and relevant to the audience.
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