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Bonus discussion question:
Are there any books about BIPOC and EM people that you're reading and, if so, what are they about?
My answer is simply "no" BUT I have a few books in my queue that I plan to read soon that will talk about certain individuals and communities of color.
Bonus reminder:
Read: Henry Winston's Strategy for a Black Agenda, even if you end up not liking the book.
It teaches you how to think about strategy and tactics, imho.
Are state and revolution + blackshirts and reds good starting points for someone who has read not much in regards to leftist books ?
I think so... but you can add Principles of Communism and Socialism: Utopian and Scientific to that list.... There's also Imperalism: the highest stage, but it's kinda has some pre-requisites...
They're relatively short but essential and informative as leftist books,..
Are you just now getting into communism?
Define getting into communism. I'm not part of any organization, and I only engage in a little bit of praxis on the side. Honestly, I'm not ready to put myself in real danger for the cause (yet?). With that said, I want to learn more about socialism/communism, and I view it as the only way forward. I have been virulently anti-American for at least a decade and far-left since 2016. Im cool with Anarchism but I prefer Marxist-Leninism since it seems the most practical way towards communism (to me at least)
Copy-pasta
CPUSA Reading List - 2022
https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/view/VJlD0b3eh4gMJovaypGkuW4m3Au-aksj+6oNDi50UFI/embed/
Communism Reading Guide
https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/view/eAFqVc1JC8v8T5AEEWSPQ9YD4FR8tK6E97XEy+v78KQ/embed/
Yes both of those are incredible foundational starting books that are must reads for revolutionaries.