Re: [Marxism] ARE WE ON THE BRINK OF A RENEWED WAVE OF RADICALISATION WITHIN BRITAIN UNDER THE SURFACE OF INCREASING REACTION?

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Bless Anthony. Reading him is like stepping into into the Tardus and
whipping off to a vanished era. We are always trembling on the brink of a
revolutionary break through.

If only.

Still who knows. I have noticed that I am slowly transferring my hopes to
Sanders in the USA. I can see the frown on Comrade Proyect's face.

I honestly have no illusions in Sanders or any Democrat. Honestly none. But
the very thought of Trump makes me sick. Only a tad sicker than the thought
of President Biden I hasten to add.

But I am desperate for some hope - any hope.

Happy new year to all comrades on the list.

comradely

Gary



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[Marxism] Don’t blame Corbyn or Brexit: Labour failed to rage against the hated political system | openDemocracy

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[Marxism] ARE WE ON THE BRINK OF A RENEWED WAVE OF RADICALISATION WITHIN BRITAIN UNDER THE SURFACE OF INCREASING REACTION?

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[Marxism] Andom Ghebreghiorgis and the Limits of Left Electoralism - Steve Salaita

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[Marxism] Richard Greener (1941-2019): a good friend passes on | Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist

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[Marxism] May Stevens, Who Turned Activism Into Art, Is Dead at 95

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NY Times, Dec. 30, 2019
May Stevens, Who Turned Activism Into Art, Is Dead at 95
By Holland Cotter

May Stevens, a painter who for more than 60 years devoted her art to 
political causes like the civil rights, antiwar and feminist movements, 
died on Dec. 9 in Santa Fe, N.M. She was 95.


The Ryan Lee gallery, which represented her in New York, said the cause 
was Alzheimer’s disease. She died at an assisted-living and memory-loss 
facility.


Ms. Stevens was part of a generation of activist artists that also 
included her husband, Rudolf Baranik, and their close friends Leon Golub 
and Nancy Spero. Through the rise of Minimalism and Conceptualism, these 
artists adhered to an older tradition of expressive painting, and to a 
belief in the value of art as an instrument of progressive politics and 
personal liberation.


“The reason I’m an artist,” she said in an interview with the art 
historian Patricia Hills for the 2005 book “May Stevens,” “is because 
it’s a place where you can be totally free. No one is going to prevent 
me from doing political work when I want to, and no one is going to make 
me do it if I don’t want to.”


Ms. Stevens came from a working-class family, and she understood early 
that class as a shaping force often went unspoken of both in art history 
and in the liberation movements in which she would be immersed.


“When we think back to the past and our ancestry — historically where 
people have come from — we always think of the knights and ladies, and 
not necessarily those who tilled the soil and turned the earth, which is 
where most of us come from,” she told Ms. Hills.


May Stevens was born in Dorchester, Mass., on June 9, 1924, and grew up 
in nearby Quincy, south of Boston. Her father, Ralph, worked as a pipe 
fitter in the Bethlehem Steel shipyards in Quincy. Her mother, Alice 
Dick Stevens, was a homemaker. Her younger brother, Stacey, died of 
pneumonia when Ms. Stevens was 17.


After graduating from the Massachusetts School of Art (now the 
Massachusetts College of Art and Design) in 1946, Ms. Stevens moved to 
New York City to study at the Art Students League. There she met Mr. 
Baranik, a Jewish immigrant from Lithuania; they married in 1948. The 
couple had one child, a son, Steven, also an artist, who died at 32 in 
1981, a suicide.


Ms. Stevens’s lifelong pattern of producing work in thematic series 
began in 1963 with a solo exhibition, at the Roko Gallery in Manhattan, 
of paintings and prints titled “Freedom Riders,” inspired by the civil 
rights activists who traveled the segregated South registering black 
voters. Much of that work was based on images lifted from newspapers and 
television.


Her opposition to the war in Vietnam inspired her best-known body of 
paintings, the “Big Daddy” series. Its central image, of a grim, 
phallic-headed, white-skinned man, was based on an early portrait she 
had made of her politically conservative father, whom she described as 
pro-war, racist and misogynistic. Done in a crisp Pop style, his figure 
represents an attitude of hostility toward difference that she saw as 
embedded in patriarchal American culture.


Ms. Stevens became increasingly involved in the feminist movement in the 
1970s. Along with several artists and writers — including Mary Beth 
Edelson, Harmony Hammond, Joyce Kozloff, Lucy Lippard, Mary Miss and 
Miriam Schapiro — she was a founder of the Heresies Collective, which 
published the influential journal Heresies: A Feminist Publication on 
Art and Politics, to which she contributed essays.


From 1976 to 1978 she produced a painting series titled 
“Ordinary/Extraordinary,” which paired portraits of her Irish-American 
mother, whose spirit she felt had been crushed by marriage, with images 
of the Polish-German Marxist revolutionary Rosa Luxemburg, who was 
killed for her social beliefs and whom Ms. Stevens referred to as her 
“spiritual mother.”


Ms. Stevens said that her aim in this series was to erase the idea that 
one woman’s public struggles were of greater value than another’s 
private ones.


In her interview with Ms. Hills, she said of her depictions of her 
mother: “For me, she’s not just a single person, because we all know 
this person. We all know her, and we may become her, as aging is a 
problem, as illness is a problem, as being a woman who does not fulfill 
herself is a problem.”


In “Alice in the Garden,” a later five-panel painting that suggests a 
secular altarpiece, she depicted her elderly mother alone, afflicted 
with dementia and confined to a nursing home — as Ms. Stevens herself 
would eventually be.


Her late works, from the 1990s and early 2000s, were do

[Marxism] Our Cherished Rivers Are Under Threat

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NY Times, Op-Ed, Dec. 30, 2019
Our Cherished Rivers Are Under Threat
Permanent protections for free-flowing rivers need to be a centerpiece 
of every country’s national climate action plan. Chile can lead the way.

By Macarena Soler, Monti Aguirre and Juan Pablo Orrego

(Ms. Soler is the founder of Geute Conservación Sur, Ms. Aguirre is the 
Latin America program coordinator of International Rivers and Mr. Orrego 
is the president of Ecosistemas.)


The rivers of Chilean Patagonia cascade from snow-capped mountains 
through sheer rock facades and rolling hills, radiating bright 
turquoise, deep blues and vivid greens. The Puelo. The Pascua. The 
Futaleufú. Each is as breathtaking and unique as the landscape it quenches.


But these rivers, like many worldwide, have been threatened by dam 
projects that aim to provide power for distant cities and mining 
operations. Only one-third of the world’s 177 longest rivers remain free 
flowing, and just 21 rivers longer than 1,000 kilometers (621 miles) 
retain a direct connection to the sea.


If we are to arrest global climate change, prevent the toxifying of 
freshwater sources and do right by all those who depend on rivers for 
survival, we must return more rivers to their natural state.


For decades, rivers have been an afterthought in global climate talks, 
like the ones that concluded in Madrid this month. New streams of 
climate finance, like the Climate Bonds Initiative, may soon be 
available to large-scale hydropower projects. While renewable energy and 
its financing are an important part of climate solutions, hydropower 
dams are not the answer.


Hydropower is not a clean, green technology. Rivers help regulate an 
increasingly volatile global carbon cycle by transporting decaying 
organic material from land to sea, where it settles on the ocean floor. 
This draws an estimated 200 million tons of carbon out of the air each year.


As an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change scientist, Philip 
Fearnside, has documented, large dams, especially on tropical rivers 
like the Amazon, are “methane factories,” emitting in some cases more 
greenhouse gases than coal-fired power plants. This month in Madrid, 276 
civil society groups attending the United Nations climate talks called 
on the Climate Bonds Initiative to exclude hydropower from climate 
financing.


Hydroelectric dams, when they are built, flood large areas of 
vegetation. This fuels decomposition and releases carbon dioxide, 
methane and nitrous oxide. Considered as a whole, hydroelectric dams 
emit a billion tons of greenhouse gases per year. This is comparable to 
the aviation industry, which emitted over 900 million tons of greenhouse 
gases in 2018.


Damming rivers affects both people and ecosystems. More than 60 million 
people in developing countries depend on lakes and rivers for their 
livelihoods. An estimated 80 million people have already been displaced 
by dam projects worldwide. The United Nations estimates that around one 
million animal and plant species are threatened with extinction, at 
least in part because of damming, river pollution, diversion for 
industrial agriculture and overfishing.


For more than a decade, Chilean environmentalists have been fighting dam 
projects. In 2006, the Chilean energy corporation Endesa proposed to 
build five major dams in the Aysén region, a sparsely populated area in 
the south of Chile that is home to one of the world’s largest ice fields 
outside of Antarctica and Greenland.


This dam project, called HidroAysén, would have flooded nearly 15,000 
acres of forests to transmit power to distant cities and to fuel the 
country’s copper industry, which accounts for as much as 10 percent of 
Chile’s G.D.P. But at what cost?


A 2009 study by the University of Chile found large dam projects 
unnecessary to meeting the country’s future and growing energy needs. 
Communities threatened by HidroAysén organized. Across Chile, thousands 
of people took to the streets in more than a dozen cities. 
Environmentalists challenged the proposed dams in courts.


In spite of the government’s initial eagerness to greenlight HidroAysén, 
the Committee of Ministers scuttled the project in 2014, in recognition 
of the significant impacts the project would have had on one of Chile’s 
most iconic regions.


The current movement to protect Patagonia’s free-flowing rivers stands 
on the shoulders of the United States Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, passed 
in 1968, which protects 13,413 free-flowing miles of 226 rivers in 41 
states and Puerto Rico.


Several Chilean organizations are working on Ley Ríos Salvajes, a 
campaign to create a wild rivers 

[Marxism] Climate Change and Political Chaos: A Deadly Mix in Honduras Dengue Epidemic

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NY Times, Dec. 30, 2019
Climate Change and Political Chaos: A Deadly Mix in Honduras Dengue Epidemic
By Kirk Semple

CHOLOMA, Honduras — More than 400 people died this year as one of the 
worst dengue epidemics on record swept through Central America — a type 
of outbreak that some scientists and public health officials are warning 
is likely to become more frequent and more widespread because of climate 
change.


But while climate change is threatening to increase the spread of dengue 
worldwide by expanding the range of the mosquitoes that carry the virus, 
the disease has already found an especially fertile breeding ground in 
Honduras, for reasons that go beyond the environment.


In Honduras, which accounted for more than 40 percent of the dengue 
deaths in Central America this year, according to the Pan American 
Health Organization, the effects of climate change have been compounded 
by government dysfunction, political tumult and public apathy.


Dengue has hit the country hard. This year, it had more than 107,000 
cases of the viral disease — more than 13 times the number recorded last 
year — and at least 175 deaths. In 2018, only three people in Honduras 
died from the disease, according to the Pan American Health Organization.


Honduras’s notorious criminality has worsened matters, too, as public 
health teams, already stretched thin by budget cuts and a lack of 
trained personnel, have been blocked by gangs from entering some of the 
most severely afflicted neighborhoods to educate residents and fumigate 
against mosquito infestations.


Dengue is transmitted to humans by a type of mosquito called Aedes, 
which thrives in urban areas of the world’s tropical and subtropical 
regions. Tens of millions of cases occur each year in more than 100 
countries, and symptoms may include fever, internal bleeding and shock. 
Inadequately treated, the illness can quickly kill.


In Honduras, health officials trace the start of the current epidemic to 
the fall of 2018. The number of incidents then rose sharply during the 
first half of 2019, hitting a peak this summer before falling off as the 
year ended. A nationwide health emergency declared in July by the 
administration of President Juan Orlando Hernández remains in effect.


The outbreak struck during a time of political turbulence in Honduras, 
with violent street protests against Mr. Hernández and calls for his 
ouster. Some of the protests have been driven by fears the government 
planned to privatize the health and education sectors.


The nation also suffers from high murder rates and widespread poverty, 
which have combined to drive tens of thousands of Hondurans in recent 
years to emigrate, with many trying to make it to the United States.


The dengue outbreak has met little resistance from a public health 
system gutted by budget cuts and pervasive corruption, analysts and 
officials said.


“It’s a collapsed system, an inefficient system,” said Ismael Zepeda, an 
economist with Fosdeh, a research group in Tegucigalpa, the capital.


Surveillance programs intended to detect outbreaks of mosquito-borne 
diseases were feeble. The nation’s poorly supplied and understaffed 
medical facilities lacked the capacity to adequately handle even the 
nation’s normal demands, much less an epidemic of historic proportions 
requiring a fast, highly organized response.


“In another country there would be many sick but not as many deaths,” 
said Eduardo Ortíz, an adviser on sustainable development and 
environmental health for the Pan American Health Organization in 
Honduras. “The cure for dengue is political.”


The epidemic in Honduras has been particularly brutal in the northern 
department, or province, of Cortés, the industrial heartland of 
Honduras. It got started early in this region and spread quickly through 
its main cities, San Pedro Sula and Choloma.


Cortés then became a kind of engine for the national crisis, officials 
said, as its large migratory population of factory workers helped spread 
the disease to other regions on visits home, officials said.


The epidemic has had a particularly devastating impact on Cortés’s 
low-income neighborhoods, which suffer from overburdened and 
ill-equipped public services and poor health care resources.


The epidemic caught Wendy Carcamo and her family unaware early this year.

Though the outbreak had already begun to bedevil Honduras, Ms. Carcamo 
said she knew little about it. Then one day in February, her son, Jostin 
Pineda, 7, suddenly fell ill.


“All day he was happy,” Ms. Carcamo recalled of her son. But by 
nightfall he was suffering a brutal headache and a high fever.


In

Re: [Marxism] Gender-critical in Ireland: marxism versus postmodern gender-theory in SWN/PBPA (the Cliff group)

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It's not any women's responsibility if men in frox are being assaulted
or raped by other males. They can get their own spaces, like women did,
or ask the other men to be nice to them. Certainly, they need to
accommodate these non conforming males. Who gives a flying fuck how many
genders you can count or how non conforming (tothemthem what?) you are.
Your misogyny screams out. Give them your spaces.  You sure are no
comrade of mine.
>  identified males
> This is a lot of crap tautologies combined with disproven and derogatory 
> stereotypes about how trans women are all a bunch of pervy men trying to use 
> the women’s restroom in order to mimic the frat boys from PORKYS. Here is a 
> UCLA disproving that myth:
>
> https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs13178-018-0335-z
>
> And here is a report on how bathroom bans lead to sexual assault of 
> trans/genderqueer people:
>
> https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/trans-teens-face-higher-sexual-assault-risk-when-schools-restrict-n1002601
>
> So it would seem that the major goal you propose is the PERPETUATION of sex 
> crime and not its hindrance.
>
> It also refuses to admit that the nature of gender exists on a spectrum that 
> has a multitude of identities and not just a male-female binary. This is much 
> more clear if you have familiarity with the Indigenous trans 
> gender-nonconformist community, wherein their ancient cultures predating the 
> Columbian conquest upheld multiple gender identities and sacred roSuggest 
> tles for them.
>
> As someone who is both able to count multiple gender-variant/nonconforming 
> folk amongst their comrades as well as who is nonconformist, I find this TERF 
> piffle both disgusting and factually wrong. It’s on the level of the crank 
> Maoist nonsense from theSuggest t’70s opposing legalizing abortion or the DSA 
> position on the 1968 NYC teacher strike. Fuck this garbage and the horse it 
> rode in on.
>
> Best regards,
> Andrew Stewart 
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Re: [Marxism] [UCE] Gender-critical in Ireland

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Thank you Phil! Several times I have seen your good communist stance and
gender etc on the list. I am disgusted at the misogyny there and with
most of the sex work is work and the trans bs  itself all over the
place. It is like everyone has taken stupid pills. Madness.
Institutional capture.  I cannot even bring myself to comment about it
online because it just triggers my ptsd caused from years of exposure to
and exploitation from predatory males. I just cannot. I know many other
women will not say anything either. But I really feel that there is so
much at stake for women. I work in other ways. But we rely on men like
you to keep these misogynistic arseholes educated. If not for the
arseholes, who are likely lost causes themselves, but for those watching
on. 
Just wanted to say thanks. What you are saying matters.
Much respect,
Magda
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> The argument of the resident misogynists like  and Andrew Stewart is
> basically because *heterosexual men* attack and kill trans-identified
> males, *women* should give up their spaces!
>
> Like the Zionist argument that because white Christian Europeans persecuted
> and butchered Jews, *Palestinians* should give up their spaces to Jewish
> people and the Zionist project.
>
> The misogynists even copy the Zionist methodology when confronted with
> women who resist their space being invaded and taken over.  When
> Palestinians resist and other people support them, the charge of
> "anti-semitism" is hurled.
>
> There is no more reason for women to give up their spaces to
> trans-identified males than there is reason for Palestinians to give up
> their space to Jewish people.
>
> The fact that some men want women to be punished for the sins of the
> straight men who bash and kill trans people simply reveals a strong strand
> of misogyny.  make the women pay!
>
> Andrew claims "bathroom bans lead to sexual assault of trans/genderqueer
> people".  Not women's problem or responsibility.  That's men's problem and
> responsibility.  The fact that a few people here are trying to put this
> onto women reveals a real problem in their attitude to women.
>
> And anyone who thinks we are dealing with a liberation movement needs to
> open their eyes and smell the misogyny.  Indeed, violent misogyny permeates
> trans-identified male attitudes to women.  Rape threats, incitement to
> stabbings, murder threats etc are documented in the hundreds.
>
> And, again, our resident misogynists' response is to ignore. excuse and/or
> enable this violent misogyny.  Or they try to shift the goalposts by
> talking about anti-trans violence, ignoring the fact that it is not
> gender-critical women who are threatening rape, stabbings, beatings, murder
> against trans - it is trans-identified males threatening it and inciting it
> against women.
>
> A small sample of the violent misogyny routinely directed at women by
> trans-identified males:
> https://rdln.wordpress.com/2019/11/06/the-leftists-enabling-violent-misogyny/e
>
> Then, of course, there's the rapey entitlement culture of men claiming to
> be lesbians and harassing and denouncing actual lesbians who are not
> interested in them and their penises.
>
> Fortunately, there is a growing response on the left against the new
> misogyny.  Some expressions of this on the internet are the Gender Critical
> Left group of Marxists, anarcho-syndicalists and left social democrats on
> facebook, a large percentage of which are women; the Gay Men Address Gender
> Identity group on fb; the LGB Gender Critical Radicals on fb; and others.
>
> I won't be engaging with the likes of Andrew Steward, and any other
> misogynists here.  With their super-entitled demands on women they do tend
> to expose themselves.
>
> Phil
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[Marxism] Hanukkah stabbing suspect not part of hate group, has mental illness: Family - ABC News

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[Marxism] NYT Cuts Controversial Study From Bret Stephens’ ‘Jewish Genius’ Column

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After a public uproar, The New York Times has revised a column by Bret 
Stephens that cited an academic paper co-authored by an anthropologist 
who has been branded a white nationalist.


An editor’s note, appended to the column headlined “The Secrets of 
Jewish Genius,” says a reference to the 2005 study was removed and that 
Stephens did not know the author “promoted racist views.”


https://www.thedailybeast.com/nyt-cuts-controversial-study-from-bret-stephens-jewish-genius-column
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[Marxism] Global Groundwater Sustainability Statement

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We are a global group of scientists, practitioners, and experts calling 
for action to ensure groundwater benefits society now and into the future.


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[Marxism] Onward, Christian Fascists

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Chris Hedges in fine fettle.

https://www.truthdig.com/articles/onward-christian-fascists/
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[Marxism] Forecast 2020 | Michael Roberts Blog

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The major capitalist economies are now in a fantasy world where the 
stock and bond markets (‘fictitious capital’) are saying that world 
capitalism has never had it so good, while the ‘real economy’ is 
stagnating in output, trade, profits and investment.


https://thenextrecession.wordpress.com/2019/12/30/forecast-2020/
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[Marxism] Brexit: Scotland hit by brain drain as 2500 EU academics quit

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https://www.thenational.scot/news/18125830.scotland-hit-brexit-brain-drain-eu-academics-leave-universities/

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[Marxism] [UCE] Why Do Northern States Have Confederate Monuments?

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