This playlist is a fantastic breakdown of Marx’s Capital in everyday language.
By Reading Level
Marx, Marxism, and the Cooperative Movement (2005)
This essay by Bruno Jossa very fully catalogues the discussion around the efficacy of worker cooperatives as well as whether or not different Marxists considered them to be Socialist.
Richard Wolff Marxism in the US
Wolff explains the history of Marxism in the US. This really helped give context to the anti-Socialist culture in the US.
Democracy Now!: Twenty Years Covering the Movements Changing America (2017)
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This book is an INCREDIBLE, vivid, and THRILLING introduction to political movements. Amy Goodman herself narrates the audiobook, which I highly recommend.
If you do buy the book, consider ordering it from their website directly.
Marxist Analysis of Shrek (2017)
This video will help anybody learn the Marxist lingo with very little effort. It’s such a fun video 🥳🥳🥳
The Age of Surveillance Capitalism
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This book does an unmatched job of bringing Capitalist critique into the information age. It will require a higher reading level, but Zuboff does a great job of contextualizing what she calls surveillance Capitalism by referencing and explaining the historical development of Capitalism.
I enjoyed this book as an audiobook on the Libby app.
The Age of Surveillance Capitalism Interview
Liberal media devoted so many hours to unfounded Russia conspiracy theories when it’s so obvious that FaceBook & Google just sold everybody’s data (like they always do) to somebody who used it for the Trump campaign to precisely target swayable voters.
Black Leaders Discussion feat. Angela Davis, Kwame Ture (1973)
Seeing this much black power really inspired me. They have robust systemic answers to the same questions we’re grappling with today.