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All of us, right now, could be living in a healthful, cooperative, and sustainable world. Instead, the capitalist class are escalating their attacks against anyone and anything that stands in the way of their greed, to the point of endangering all life on this planet.
Fortunately, millions of people are rising in protest. We want a social system that will meet our needs and secure a future for our children. We need accurate information that cuts through the confusion, gets to the point, and offers a way forward.
ReMarx titles are chosen for their ability to clarify the lessons of the past in ways that can inspire and equip a new generation to liberate humanity from capitalist rule.
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Rebel Minds: Class War, Mass Suffering, and the Urgent Need for Socialism (2019)
by Susan Rosenthal
If we had this book back in the '60s, the outcome might have been very different.
— L. Page
The capitalist class refuse to acknowledge the suffering they cause with their drive to accumulate wealth and power. Instead, they treat their victims as a social threat to be discredited, silenced, and punished. Rebel Minds explains how mass suffering is a protest against oppression, and how ordinary people can work together to secure their freedom.
Torture and its Psychological Effects in Northern Ireland (2017)
During Britain’s military occupation of Northern Ireland, young people were systematically targeted for interrogation, beatings, and torture. Since then, suicide rates have doubled. Instead of acknowledging the destructive impact of British imperialism, the suffering of the Irish people is falsely characterized as ‘a mental health crisis’ requiring psychiatric drugs and electroconvulsive shock.
Marxism and Psychology (2016)
‘”Herein are a wealth of ideas to stimulate a much-needed debate on the left.” – Ron Roberts
Five essays explore how the social suffering created by capitalist rule is systematically disguised as individual defect, deviance, or sickness.
Rank and File Rebellion: The 1981 Ontario Hospital Strike (2014)
In 1981, Ontario hospital workers defied their employers, the government, and their own union officials to wage a 9-day illegal strike. Written by Ron Rosenthal, a rank-and-file strike leader at Toronto General Hospital. Includes commentary by hospital workers about their experience of the strike.
Why the U.S. Government Assassinated Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr. (2014)
In the 1960s, Roland Sheppard regularly attended Malcolm X’s meetings in Harlem. Sheppard is one of the few remaining people who personally witnessed the assassination of Malcolm X in the Audubon Ballroom.
Sick and Sicker: Essays on Class, Health, and Health Care (2010)
Simply reducing income inequality in the United States would save as many lives as would be saved by eradicating heart disease or by preventing all deaths from lung cancer, diabetes, motor vehicle crashes, HIV infection, suicide, and homicide combined. Even greater benefits would result from eliminating class divisions entirely.
Professional Poison: How Professionals Sabotage Social Movements, and Why Workers Should Lead Our Fight (2009)
Professional Poison explains why most professionals refuse to challenge the capitalist class, why they view themselves as the only capable problem-solvers, and why working-class people must bypass professional ‘managers’ and lead the fight for a better world.
POWER and Powerlessness (2006)
An uncommon work that penetrates beneath the surface. Well-researched and gripping, it deserves to be widely read. – Christopher Shelley
A clear, passionate, and inspiring call for socialism. A treasure of useful information for understanding the world and how it can be changed.
Striking Flint: Genora (Johnson) Dollinger Remembers the 1936-37 General Motors Sit-Down Strike (1995)
Genora (Johnson) Dollinger’s role during the historic strike against General Motors has been featured in two films: The Great Sit-Down Strike and With Babies and Banners: The Story of the Women’s Emergency Brigade. Striking Flint is the only written account of her story, told in her own words.
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