Art is a necessity of life which is kept shackled by the profit motive. Art is something which workers yearn for. But what really is art? And can it change the world? What is the relationship between art and revolution, and revolutionaries?
In this talk from the RCP summer camp, Nelson Wan discusses all these questions.
Books to delve deeper: Art and Revolution, The necessity of art
The American Empire and its world order is collapsing, and the anger of the workers in the US is growing. In this talk from the RCP summer camp, Will Collins discusses the prospects for a Third American Revolution.
In this talk from the RCP Summer School, Lubna Badi explores the main forces shaping today’s world: from the relative decline of US hegemony and the fracturing of western alliances, to Europe’s severe industrial downturn and the surge of class anger worldwide.
Since coming to power in September 2022, the leader of Burkina Faso’s military government, Ibrahim Traore, has attracted attention all over the world. In this talk, Josh Holroyd discuses what has been achieved in Burkina Faso since Traore came to power, and the way forward for the fight against imperialism in West Africa.