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From the 2018 Left Forum: Panthers Can't Save Us Now; Imagining the 21st Century US Left
The Editors
14 Jun 2018
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Cedric Johnson, Jay Arena, Paul Street, Bruce Dixon, Chris Hedges and Glen Ford at the 2018 NYC Left Forum
Cedric Johnson, Jay Arena, Paul Street, Bruce Dixon, Chris Hedges and Glen Ford at the 2018 NYC Left Forum

Cedric Johnson, author of "The Panthers Can't Save Us Now" and Jay Arena at the 2018 NYC Left Forum.

Paul Street, Glen Ford, Bruce Dixon and Chris Hedges imagine what an authentic 21st century left in these United States might look like. From the 2018 Left Forum.

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