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“In Fascism, the proletariat is confronted by an extraordinarily dangerous enemy. Fascism is the concentrated expression of the general offensive undertaken by the world bourgeoisie against the proletariat. Its overthrow is therefore an absolute necessity, nay, it is even a question of the every-day existence and of the bread and butter of every ordinary worker. On these grounds the whole of the proletariat must concentrate on the fight against Fascism. It will be much easier for us to defeat Fascism if we clearly and distinctly study its nature.” — Clara Zetkin, Labour Monthly, August 1923
with Chris Hedges
RT America on Mar 11, 2018
Anthony Arnove, Editor at Haymarket Books, discusses the fight against fascism by looking at the activism of Clara Zetkin.
from the archives:
Chris Hedges: The Rise of Fascism in India
Chris Hedges: A Recipe for an Emerging Dystopia + Q&A + Transcripts
Antifa: A Look at the Antifascist Movement Confronting White Supremacists in the Streets
Rational Fascism by Michael Parenti
Strutting Fascism And Swaggering Militarism By Gaither Stewart
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