The Marxist Classes: What is fascism?

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BY:Marc Brodine| February 20, 2017 | Download PDF
The Marxist Classes: What is fascism?

What is fascism? Is it a mass movement; does it represent a class or individual groups? What is fascism’s relationship to authoritarianism and populism? All this and more is explored in this conversation led by CPUSA’s Marc Brodine.

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    Marc Brodine is Chair of the Washington State CPUSA. A former AFSCME member and local officer, he is currently an artist and guitar player. Marc writes on environmental issues and answers many web site questions. Marc is the author of an extended essay on Marxist philosophy and the environment, titled Dialectics of Climate Change.

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