For comrades in Manchester this looks like it could be really interesting, texts discussed including our Trade Unionists for Palestine.

Only 9 days to go! We'll be discussing Imperialism, Trade Unions, solidarity and building anti-imperialist socialist consciousness in the workers movement Book your ticket 👇

A couple of days and only a few tickets left! We're reading John Smith's Imperialism in the 21st Century, Workers for a Free Palestine, New Socialist and Lenin's 'What is To Be Done'! Book now! eventbrite.com/e/trade-unions…

Tomorrow! Our final text is Lenin's 'What Is To Be Done' - hugely relevant today as written in 1901 - on economism and socialists building class consciousness in the workers movement. Only 4 tickets left! eventbrite.com/e/trade-unions…

📢 Great to be at WCML tonight for STRIKE! MCR’s ‘Trade Unions and Imperialism’ workshop!  Fantastic discussions on the role of workers in countering imperialism and tackling injustice. Nowhere more so than in Palestine. 🇵🇸

so pleased to be hosting these fantastic series of workshops!

This was a fantastic event ✊ Follow STRIKE! MCR to keep up to date on many more political education workshops to come🚩

Did the graphics for STRIKE! MCR's upcoming event discussion on some texts that have really influenced my political thinking. If you're in Manchester, head down!

Great to spot a copy of our latest issue in this photo 👀

Just over a week to go! We'll be discussing communist strategy on parliamentarism, working class political independence vs 'liquidationist' tailing of capitalist parties and party fractions! Tickets here: eventbrite.com/e/socialists-a…

Coming up next week! A fantastic opportunity for some really informative, collaborative political education. Not to be missed!

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Good chat with good comrades tonight with STRIKE! MCR discussing Lenin and other texts and how we can build a path to socialism within or without the parliamentary system. Look out for the next workshop STRIKE! MCR and WCML is a must visit📚

Excellent evening discussing: Why do we have a Labour Party instead of a socialist party? Should socialists engage with the parliamentary system? Describe the relationship between a socialist parliamentarian and socialist party? How do we approach a party building project?