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LFC – A JAMES BOGGS READER By Grace Lee Boggs

A JAMES BOGGS READER By Grace Lee Boggs Special to The Michigan Citizen Pages from a Black Radical’s Notebook, a James Boggs Reader, compiled and edited with a 34 page introduction by University of Michigan historian Stephen M. Ward, will be released in February by Wayne State University Press. The Reader is part of the [...]

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Boggs Center, Changing Concepts Of Revolution, Retreat 6/25/05 by GLB

Boggs Center, Changing Concepts Of Revolution, Retreat 6/25/05 What time is it? No longer American Century. Warfare State has replaced Welfare State. U.S. facing defeat in Iraq/ worsening conditions at home/protests growing. Classic characteristics of revolutionary situation (Lenin) or Counter-revolutionary situation (Germany in 1930s) Yet radical groups only exposing, protesting. WHY? Is it because we [...]

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REMEMBERING MALCOLM by Bill Strickland

REMEMBERING MALCOLM: A Personal Critique of Manning Marable’s Non-Definitive Biography of Malcolm X by Bill Strickland At the outset, I want to “make it plain” that my critique of Manning Marable’s biography of Malcolm X is political, historical, and personal—personal because I was born in Boston and grew up in the same Roxbury that Malcolm [...]

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Remembering Malcolm X By Yusef Bunchy Shakur

  Remembering Malcolm X  By Yusef Bunchy Shakur Formerly-incarcerated Community Organizer & Author              The life of Malcolm X, who was born on May 19, 1925,  has become the topic of conversations across the country, partly because Manning Marable’s book  “Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention” is being celebrated.                 Missing in many of these conversations [...]

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Malcolm X at the Dec. 1964 Oxford Union Debate

LFC by Grace Lee Boggs Malcolm X at the Dec. 1964 Oxford Union Debate In the current issue of RACE & CLASS, published quarterly in the UK since the early 1970s, the article by Lehigh University Professor Saladin Ambar reveals how Malcolm’s ideas on Race, Revolution and Liberalism were evolving in the last months of [...]

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Growing my soul in New York By Tawana Petty

Growing my soul in New York By Tawana Petty, mother, poet, author, organizer and partner with the Urban Network. For three days last week, I was in New York, with members of the Boggs Center, for the Foundry Theatre “This is how we do it!” event at Cooper Union and several “Next American Revolution” meetings [...]

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Grace Lee Boggs UC Berkeley and SF Chinatown talk.

3-8-2012 Grace Lee Boggs UC Berkeley and SF Chinatown talk. Interview along with clips from UC Berkeley and SF Chinatown talk.  into this episode, which is archived here: http://apexexpress.wordpress.com/2012/03/08/honoring-grace-lee-boggs-part-2-micropixie-hella-film-fest-giveaways/

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New Work & New Culture By Barbara Stachowski

New Work & New Culture By Barbara Stachowski April 14-21, 2012 Frithjof Bergman, the philosopher-activist of New Work, New Culture, recently visited the Boggs Center to continue the Reimagining Work discussions initiated at last October’s gathering. Bergman has been working with rural communities in Africa and India to help them become self-reliant by utilizing new [...]

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OUR VISIT TO ATLANTA By Grace Lee Boggs

LFC OUR VISIT TO ATLANTA By Grace Lee Boggs April 7-14, 2012 Last week’s overnight visit to Atlanta by Shea Howell, Invincible and myself gave me a lot of food for thought. Wednesday evening we spent three hours in a large auditorium in the Atlanta University Center Historic District with a panel of Vincent Harding’s [...]

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Solutionaries By Grace Lee Boggs

Solutionaries By Grace Lee Boggs March 31 – April 7, 2012 In the last year a growing number of individuals and groups has been visiting the Boggs Center to learn more about what we’re doing in Detroit to create the world anew and also share the story of their own efforts.. Until recently , these [...]

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