This is our long-running study group which introduces Marxism in more depth than the short, 6-week introductory course. In general, this course is meant for new members to deepen their understanding of Marxist politics, but it is open to anyone who is interested.

We read the following books as part of this course:

• The Meaning of Marxism by Paul D’Amato

• Manifesto of the Communist Party by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

• Reform or Revolution? by Rosa Luxemburg

• The State and Revolution by V.I. Lenin

• A People’s Guide to Capitalism by Hadas Thier

• Socialism: Utopian and Scientific by Friedrich Engels

• Fascism: What it is and how to fight it by Leon Trotsky

• Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism by V.I. Lenin

• Value, Price and Profit/Wage Labor and Capital by Karl Marx

• What is the real Marxist tradition? by John Molyneux

This meeting is held at bit.ly/srszoomlink. If you want to get connected and know the reading ahead of time, use our contact form to get in touch. However, feel free to drop in and get connected even if you haven’t had a chance to do the reading!

Join us for a lively discussion of chapter 3 of Border and Rule by Harsha Walia!

With the ongoing attacks on immigrants, documented and undocumented, it is more critical than ever for activists to have a clear understanding of how borders work, what purpose they serve for the billionaires who rule the world, and most crucially, how they might be undone.

Border and Rule is available from Haymarket books: https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/1553-border-and-rule. At the time of writing, the e-book is being given out for free.

This meeting will be both in-person at Christ Episcopal Church (4548 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105), and online at bit.ly/srszoomlink.

This study group introduces our group’s basic politics over a six-week course. If you’re new to socialism or the left in general, or you are thinking of becoming a member of our organization, this is the place to start!

This session will cover the section 3 of the intro study group syllabus entitled Revolution.

This meeting will be held online at bit.ly/srszoomlink.

This is our long-running study group which introduces Marxism in more depth than the short, 6-week introductory course. In general, this course is meant for new members to deepen their understanding of Marxist politics, but it is open to anyone who is interested.

We read the following books as part of this course:

• The Meaning of Marxism by Paul D’Amato

• Manifesto of the Communist Party by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

• Reform or Revolution? by Rosa Luxemburg

• The State and Revolution by V.I. Lenin

• A People’s Guide to Capitalism by Hadas Thier

• Socialism: Utopian and Scientific by Friedrich Engels

• Fascism: What it is and how to fight it by Leon Trotsky

• Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism by V.I. Lenin

• Value, Price and Profit/Wage Labor and Capital by Karl Marx

• What is the real Marxist tradition? by John Molyneux

This meeting is held at bit.ly/srszoomlink. If you want to get connected and know the reading ahead of time, use our contact form to get in touch. However, feel free to drop in and get connected even if you haven’t had a chance to do the reading!

"The bosses have two parties, workers need one!", so goes a common radical slogan. The Republicans are obvious enemies of ordinary people. The Democrats pretend to be friends but constantly stab workers in the back as they fund genocide. It is obvious that workers need a party that fights for their interests. But what kind of a party?

The Labor Party in Britain and other countries rapidly got coopted to serve the capitalists. How do we prevent that? Should socialists try to initiate a Labor Party in the U.S.? How do we make sure it fights for workers and against the bosses? Join us to discuss this important question!

This meeting will be both in-person at Christ Episcopal Church (4548 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105), and online at bit.ly/srszoomlink.

This study group introduces our group’s basic politics over a six-week course. If you’re new to socialism or the left in general, or you are thinking of becoming a member of our organization, this is the place to start!

This session will cover the section 4 of the intro study group syllabus entitled Internationalism.

This meeting will be held online at bit.ly/srszoomlink.

This is our long-running study group which introduces Marxism in more depth than the short, 6-week introductory course. In general, this course is meant for new members to deepen their understanding of Marxist politics, but it is open to anyone who is interested.

We read the following books as part of this course:

• The Meaning of Marxism by Paul D’Amato

• Manifesto of the Communist Party by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

• Reform or Revolution? by Rosa Luxemburg

• The State and Revolution by V.I. Lenin

• A People’s Guide to Capitalism by Hadas Thier

• Socialism: Utopian and Scientific by Friedrich Engels

• Fascism: What it is and how to fight it by Leon Trotsky

• Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism by V.I. Lenin

• Value, Price and Profit/Wage Labor and Capital by Karl Marx

• What is the real Marxist tradition? by John Molyneux

This meeting is held at bit.ly/srszoomlink. If you want to get connected and know the reading ahead of time, use our contact form to get in touch. However, feel free to drop in and get connected even if you haven’t had a chance to do the reading!

Join us for a lively discussion of chapter 4 of Border and Rule by Harsha Walia!

With the ongoing attacks on immigrants, documented and undocumented, it is more critical than ever for activists to have a clear understanding of how borders work, what purpose they serve for the billionaires who rule the world, and most crucially, how they might be undone.

Border and Rule is available from Haymarket books: https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/1553-border-and-rule. At the time of writing, the e-book is being given out for free.

This meeting will be both in-person at Christ Episcopal Church (4548 Brooklyn Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105), and online at bit.ly/srszoomlink.

This study group introduces our group’s basic politics over a six-week course. If you’re new to socialism or the left in general, or you are thinking of becoming a member of our organization, this is the place to start!

This session will cover the section 5 of the intro study group syllabus entitled Why we need a revolutionary party.

This meeting will be held online at bit.ly/srszoomlink.

This study group introduces our group’s basic politics over a six-week course. If you’re new to socialism or the left in general, or you are thinking of becoming a member of our organization, this is the place to start!

This session will cover the section 6 of the intro study group syllabus entitled SRS political tradition.

This meeting will be held online at bit.ly/srszoomlink.