Feel free to join an online meeting that is convenient for you – even if hosted elsewhere in the country.
Some local rs21 groups are also having weekly informal online meetings to catch up. For example, comrades in Leicester are meeting every Tuesday, Scotland meet at 8pm every Tuesday and Manchester meet 9pm every Thursday. Contact local groups for details.
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July 2020
How to defund the police: strategies for abolition
Discuss the growing movement against the police in the US, and asks strategies would enable the building of a generalised movement for the abolition of the police in Britain.
Find out more »Day Without Men 2020
rs21 is organising an online day of discussion run for, and by, women and non-binary socialists and revolutionaries - a chance to learn from each other, organise together, and build one another's confidence to participate in key political discussions and debates.
Find out more »Mental distress in the time of coronavirus
Alessio Albanese introduces a discussion on mental distress and argues for a politics and practice that foregrounds social context and lived experience.
Find out more »August 2020
Value, price and profit (and wages!)
Want to get your head around Marxist economics? Register via zoom for this group to read and discuss chapter 6 onwards in Marx's 'Value, Price and Profit'.
Find out more »rs21 national members’ meeting
An additional rs21 national members' meeting to discuss Fighting for jobs, homes and welfare amid multiple crises; rs21 publications and contemporary left media; and elect the rs21 website editor and assistant editor.
Find out more »Discussing Colin Barker on aristocracy of labour theories
A discussion based on Colin Barker's talk on theories of the labour aristocracy. We'll be discussing the different forms these theories take, their strengths and weaknesses, and how useful they are today.
Find out more »Reading Black Skin, White Masks (part 3)
This is our third meeting to discuss Frantz Fanon's Black Skin, White Masks, about the dehumanizing effects of racism and colonialism.
Find out more »The future of work after Covid-19
The pandemic has changed work dramatically, but what will be the longer-term effects?
Find out more »Alienation, or why capitalism is bad for you
Alienation was the concept Marx used, at least in his early writings, to describe the way in which capitalist production shaped the lives and experiences of all those who live within it. What do we gain from talking about alienation today? Join this open discussion, introduced by Dan Swain.
Find out more »September 2020
Reading Women, Race and Class
We will be reading and discussing the first three chapters of Angela Davis' seminal work, 'Women, Race and Class'.
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