[Chicago] A Value-Theory of Labor Subjectivities: Theorizing Capital’s Production and Exploitation of Racial Difference
Alternatives to Capitalism-Imperialism:
Challenging Today’s Neocolonial Disorder
As the massive protests against Israel’s genocidal war against Palestine demonstrates, struggles against neo-colonialism are at the forefront of today’s freedom movements. Join us for a series of discussions exploring theoretical and practical resources for developing an alternative to global capitalism-imperialism in disarray.
All meetings via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87528400224?pwd=WmpKV3lhOE5SVkx0ZkVicVJqOTdEQT09
Passcode: 876496
March 23: 12 Noon (Chicago [Central] time)
A Value-Theory of Labor Subjectivities: Theorizing Capital’s Production and Exploitation of Racial Difference
Speaker: Davide Ventrone is a researcher working in Montreal/Tiohtià:ke (Joh-jaw-gay); his research focuses on the state, financialization and Marx’s critique of political economy.
April 13: 12 Noon (Chicago [Central] time)
How Marx and Fanon’s ‘New Humanism’ Speaks to Today’s Struggles Against Neo-Colonialism
Speaker: Peter Hudis is author of Frantz Fanon, Philosopher of the Barricades and Marx’s Concept of the Alternative to Capitalism
May 4, 12 Noon (Chicago [Central] time)
Marxist Humanism and Trans Liberation
Speaker: Alex Adamson, author of “Beyond the Coloniality of Gender: María Lugones, Sylvia Wynter, Decolonial Feminism, and Trans and Intersex Liberation” and whose work focuses on decolonial critiques of political economy, scholar-activism, and queer and trans philosophy.
Sponsored by the Chicago Chapter of The International Marxist-Humanist Organization
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