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Ceasefire Korea : the tragic split and its contemporary impplications
@ Online
Ceasefire Korea : the tragic split and its contemporary impplications
@ Online
Oct 8 @ 10:30 am – 12:30 pm
Speaker: Mark Albertson This program addresses how the Korean peninsula was tragically split, why it remains so, and its contemporary implications. Once part of the Japanese Empire, the Korean conflict degenerated into a stalemate. Most important was the admission by then US Secretary of State Dean Rusk on how the 38th Parallel was agreed to as the infamous demarcation line; why the decision was made to cross the 38th parallel; and how George Kennan urged Truman not to. This last development is most significant. And, how the stalemate in Korea … Continued
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Best Documentary: “Israelism”
@ New Parkway Theater
5:00 pm
Green sunday: The U.S. Left’s Purity Fetish and Why it Must Be Overcome
@ Online
Green sunday: The U.S. Left’s Purity Fetish and Why it Must Be Overcome
@ Online
Oct 8 @ 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88083342274 In The Purity Fetish and the Crisis of Western Marxism, Carlos L. Garrido provides a comprehensive development of his concept of the purity fetish, tracing the outlook to the Eleatic school of Ancient Greek philosophy, and showing how it has appeared in 20th century Western Marxism and in contemporary U.S. socialism. In every form the purity fetish takes in Western Marxism’s politics, Garrido argues that one finds not only the failure to obtain truth, but also the inability to create a revolutionary movement. Garrido asserts that today the … Continued
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