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Anti-Capitalist x Activist Book Club Begins New Book

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The AxA Book Club will start Wretched of the Earth on Monday, Jan 20 from 7:00 to 8:00pm NST (6:30 - 7:30pm AST / 5:30 - 6:30pm EST) 


We are expecting a higher turnout than usual, so we may extend the meeting until 8:30pm NST. We will aim to meet every 2nd Monday from 7 to 8pm NST to discuss about 50 pages of the book until it is finished.


Reading Material: 


We will be starting with the foreword by Homi K. Bhaba and the preface by Jean-Paul Sartre (pg. vi to lxii), which is almost 50 pages.


Newfoundland and Labrador Public Libraries have the book in physical, electronic, and audiobook formats. Spotify premium allows you to listen to 15 hours of audiobooks for free per month (which includes The Wretched of the Earth). 


Physical copies should be available for purchase at Downtown Comics hopefully this week!


Join the Signal Chat: 


We will be meeting online on a messenger phone app called Signal. Please download the app and email your phone number to SocialJusticeCoopNL@gmail.com. If you’re unable to access this app, please email to inform us. 



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