The Sudbury chapter of the Revolutionary Student Movement is moving their weekly anti-capitalist discussion and planning meetings to the downtown for the spring and summer.
The group meets every Friday starting June 3 from 6:30 – 8 p.m. at Scrabbalatte Café, 66 Elm St.
Meetings will include introductory lessons on Marxist politics, economics and history.
Each week the group reads a work of revolutionary theory and discuss it in relation to conditions facing the proletariat and oppressed peoples today, in this country and across the world.
“Starting from the basics, we will arm ourselves with a revolutionary understanding of Canadian society as a settler-colonial, imperialist and capitalist system – and unite around what it will take to fundamentally transform it in the interests of the working class,” said an RSM news release.
“While the focus will mainly be on education and discussion, we will also do some organizing (group outreach, participation in demonstrations, political presentations, etc.) to apply what we learn, push forward anti-capitalist politics, and build the Revolutionary Student Movement in struggle throughout the city.”
The first meeting will include a brief intro to MER-RSM aimed at new attendees.
For those who have not yet connected with the group due to remoteness of past meeting locations at LU, or lack of familiarity with the ideas that guide RSM, this is an opportunity to get involved. Everyone is welcome.
