This Country Must Change: Essays on the Necessity of Revolution in the USA
By Jalil A Muntaqim, Jonathan Paul, Jeff Luers and
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An effort to further the discussion of the necessity of a fundamental political and social revolution in the United States, this collection contains essays by12 activists and authors, all of whom have demonstrated a lifelong commitment to revolutionary change. As inspiring as it is educational, this anthology is a must read for those involved with or considering advocating political or social change within. Arguing that reformist measures cannot be relied upon to correct the fundamental problems caused by the corporate elite and political structure, the contributors are unified in their call for a significant revolutionary change in the United States.
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