Understanding Apartheid: South Africa, Settler Colonialism, & Lessons for Palestine

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Che's "New Socialist Man" and the Bodhisattva Revolutionary

Breht reads the speech he recently gave in-person at the 2026 Socialism Conference in Chicago. In the Speech, he analyzes the role of human subjectivity in revolutionary politics, explicates Che's argument in his famous essay "Socialism and Man in Cuba", articulates his notion of ...  Show more

Existentialism, Socialism, Buddhism and The Modern Revolutionary Spirit (Ft. The Deprogram)

Breht went on The Deprogram to discuss the philosophical strains and core arguments of his upcoming book from Iskra Books titled "A Letter to Young Revolutionaries" as well as his recent speech at the Socialism Conference (and the subsequent controversy around it). This is the fi ...  Show more

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