 February 22, Wednesday, 7pm at Revolution BooksThe Cultural Revolution of 1966-76 led by Mao Tsetung was the high point of the first stage of communist revolution. But it met defeat. How to sum up the achievements, problems, and setbacks of this first stage--so that we can go further and do better in initiating a new stage of communist revolution--is a critical component of Bob Avakian's new synthesis of communism. The interview with Avakian is a wide-ranging and nuanced analysis of the Cultural Revolution.
Raymond Lotta will be leading Wednesday night's discussion. Come out and be part of digging into this inteview. Bring your questions and raise your understanding of the Cultural Revolution...this pivotal chapter in the struggle for human emancipation. The second discussion will be taking place on Tuesday, March 6 at 7:00 pm (taking up the role of art under socialism). |
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