Organizing for Autonomy: A Dialogue

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This week on Race Capitol, we will speak with members of the Richmond chapter of CounterPower, a US-based communist organization, about their book “Organizing for Autonomy: History, Theory, and Strategy for Collective Liberation” and about the role of militant research in creating a world that centers justice and liberation. Join us at 10am on WRIR 97.3 FM for this conversation and after on your favorite streaming platforms. Purchase the CounterPower book here: https://www.commonnotions.org/organizing-for-autonomy Guests: Asma (they/them): part of Richmond chapter of CounterPower and Lil Rad Library; Tay (they/them): part of Richmond chapter of CounterPower; involved with Mutual Aid RVA Patrick (he/him): part of the Richmond chapter of CounterPower; currently involved in VCORE, left-wing opposition group within VEA Become a monthly sustainer for our independent Black media platform patreon.com/racecapitol

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