Fwd: Great news! Early bird registration for Socialism 2013 extended by one week!

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Joe Cleffie

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May 24, 2013, 12:23:33 PM5/24/13
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GREAT NEWS! Due to the large number of registrations in the last couple of days, we have extended early bird registration for one week to give more folks a chance to register at the discounted rate. Don't miss out--it ends on May 29! Click here to register.

Also, don't forget to share this video so people can get a sense of what the conference is like!


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Millions of people have come to the understanding that capitalism is no longer working. 

From extreme weather caused by climate change and the relentless drive to slash workers’ living standards to the epidemic of police brutality, the signs of a society in crisis are all around us. The question isn’t whether society has run amok; the question is what to do about it.

The Socialism 2013 conference will bring together hundreds of activists from across the U.S., and around the world, to tackle the many discussions and debates that confront anyone interested in changing the world. How can women’s liberation and LGBT equality be won? What will it take to win real justice for immigrant workers? Can organized labor make a comeback? What lessons can be learned from the revolutions shaking the Middle East? Why is Marxism relevant today?

Featured speakers include teachers on the front lines of the fight to defend public education, anti-racist fighters against police brutality and the New Jim Crow, trade unionists, Marxist authors, radical historians, and much more. Start making your plans to attend. 

Socialism 2013 will have a whole range of lectures and series on a wide range of topics, designed to offer ideas about strategies in our movements as well as theory to guide the fight for a better future. 

REGISTER FOR SOCIALISM 2013 HERE

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Here are some examples of the series and topics we will be offering: 
Austerity USA: The working class today 

 | The fight against sexual assault 

  |Marxism and women's liberation 

  | Black feminism and intersectionality 

 | Poverty pulls the trigger: Roots of urban violence 

  Communists and the fight against racism in the 1930s 

  | The history of radicalism in the US labor movement 

  |Obama's war on civil liberties 

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 Capitalism and disability oppression | The limits of postcolonial theory | Anarchism, autonomism, and prefigurative politics | North Korea in the crosshairs 

 

| Anatomy of a victory: How the Chicago teachers won their strike 

 | Greece and the struggle against austerity in Europe 

| Queer liberation or LGBT rights? Sexuality, reform, and revolution 

 | What do Marxists say about religion 

 | US imperialism in the Middle East after the Arab Spring 

 | Capitalism, disability, and disability rights 

 | The struggle for Palestine 

| A first-rate, second-rate man: Lincoln and the Civil War 

 | The legacy of International Socialism 

 

 and many more! Click here to see the entire list of sessions.

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Featured speakers include: 

Featured speakers include: Abbie Bakan, Ahmed Shawki, Ali Abunimah, Jeremy Scahill, Antonis Davanellos, Brian Jones, China Miéville, Dave Zirin, David McNally, Deepa Kumar, Phil Gasper, Joel Geier, Glenn Greenwald, Joseph "Jazz" Hayden, Ian Angus, Lamis Deek, Jennifer Roesch, Jesse Hagopian, John Riddell, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, Lee Sustar, Liliana Segura, Martha Biondi, Michael Smith, Paul Kellogg, Paul Le Blanc, Richard Seymour, Cedric Johnson, Sarah Jaffe, Scott Mclemee, Sam Gindin, Sharon Smith, Sherry Wolf, Chris Williams, Brianna Hanny, Sue Ferguson, Suzanne Weiss...and many more!

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EARLYBIRD REGISTRATION HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO MAY 29, SO REGISTER TODAY! 
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Visit WeAreMany.org to view and listen to all of the meetings from last year’s conference!


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