Ndindi Kitonga Archives

August 21, 2020 Length: 4770 words

Battle of Ideas: Race, Class, Gender, and Revolution in Theory and in Practice

Summary: Report to the July 2020 Interim Convention of the International Marxist-Humanist Organization, slightly updated — Editors

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Ndindi Kitonga

June 13, 2020 Length: 1151 words

Black Lives Matter Uprising in Los Angeles: Working Toward a New Humanist Society

Summary: Based on comments delivered on June 6, 2020 to an Another Europe meeting based in London, UK, “America’s uprising: racism, violence, inequality and the far right” — Editors

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Shaista Aziz,
Dawn Butler,
Aliyah Hasinah,
Peter Hudis,
Ndindi Kitonga

June 6, 2020 Length: 33 words

[Video] America’s Uprising: Racism, Violence, Inequality and the Far Right

Summary: Recorded video of an online presentation and discussion on June 6, on “America’s Uprising: Racism, Violence, Inequality and the Far Right” sponsored by Another Europe is Possible.

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Ndindi Kitonga

January 13, 2020 Length: 4296 words

Anti-Colonialism and Humanism

Summary: This article on the differences between colonial-racist and emancipatory humanism, with a particular focus on Africa and on the writings of Frantz Fanon, is based on a presentation at a Los A…

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Ndindi Kitonga

February 24, 2019 Length: 1354 words

“At the River I Stand” and the Memphis Sanitation Workers’ Strike: Race, Class, and the Struggle for Dignity

Comments at a showing For Black History Month by the LA chapter, International Marxist-Humanist Organization, of “At the River I Stand,” a documentary on the 1968 Memphis sanitation strike. Photo by E…

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Kevin B. Anderson,
Ndindi Kitonga,
Lilia D. Monzó,
Valencia Rivera

February 1, 2019 Length: 3347 words

LA Strike: Self-Mobilization of Teachers and Communities

The massive and partially victorious LA teachers’ strike showed a new teacher militancy, widespread community participation especially in Latinx neighborhoods, and new issues brought to the fore by th…

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Ndindi Kitonga

July 13, 2018 Length: 2365 words

Race, Capitalism, and Resistance in the United States

Summary: Based on a talk at the panel on “Revitalizing Revolutionary Theory and Practice,” Loyola University July 13, 2018, sponsored by Loyola University and the International Marxist-Humanist Organi…

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Ndindi Kitonga

Articles From This Author

Battle of Ideas: Race, Class, Gender, and Revolution in Theory and in Practice

Black Lives Matter Uprising in Los Angeles: Working Toward a New Humanist Society

[Video] America’s Uprising: Racism, Violence, Inequality and the Far Right

Anti-Colonialism and Humanism

“At the River I Stand” and the Memphis Sanitation Workers’ Strike: Race, Class, and the Struggle for Dignity

LA Strike: Self-Mobilization of Teachers and Communities

Race, Capitalism, and Resistance in the United States

Books written by this author

Marxist-Humanism in the Present Moment: Reflections on Theory and Practice in Light of the Covid-19 Pandemic and the Black Lives Matter Uprisings

Raya Dunayevskaya’s Intersectional Marxism: Race, Class, Gender, and the Dialectics of Liberation

Events from this author

[[Los Angeles]] Roundtable: Developing Marxist-Humanism in Light of the New Historic Turning Point

[[Los Angeles]] Taking the Temperature of What Is Facing Us in 2022

[Los Angeles] In the Wake of the Black Lives Matter Protests: Race, Class, Gender, Ecology, and Revolution, From the USA to Brazil

[Los Angeles] Police Murder and Its Revolutionary Opposition in Minneapolis and Across the Country: A Story of US Racist Capitalism

[Los Angeles] Marxism, Humanism, and Revolution in Africa— Yesterday and Today + critical update on Sanders campaign

[Los Angeles] Anti-Colonialism and Marxist-Humanism

[Chicago] REVITALIZING REVOLUTIONARY THEORY AND PRACTICE