The Big Scary ‘S’ Word w/ Yael Bridge

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The Big Scary ‘S’ Word w/ Yael Bridge

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Oct 18, 2021

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A very short ep on a great new documentary about the history and present of American socialism: The Big Scary S-Word. It’s by Yael Bridge, and it's the perfect film to show to your skeptical uncle or to someone new to (or curious about) socialist politics.

You can watch The Big Scary S-Word on iTunes, Apple TV or a number of other sites by visiting: www.socialismmovie.com/screenings

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Oct 18, 2021

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