Jacobin Radio: 1968 with Tariq Ali
On this edition of Jacobin Radio, Suzi talks to legendary street-fighting man, author and playwright Tariq Ali about 1968 — as seen from today, fifty years later. The first cover of Black Dwarf, founded by Tariq and others in May 1968,
June 5, 2018
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June 5, 2018
Jacobin Radio: 1968 with Tariq Ali
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<p><span>On this edition of Jacobin Radio, Suzi talks to </span><span>legendary street-fighting man, author and playwright Tariq Ali about 1968 </span>— as seen from today, fifty years later. The first cover of <i>Black Dwarf,</i> founded by Tariq and others in May 1968, is reproduced in the latest <i>London Review of Books</i>: “We Shall Fight, We Will Win, Paris, London, Rome, Berlin.”<i></i> Now there is an emerging strike wave in France — and the slogan is <b>“</b>We are not commemorating 1968, we are continuing 1968.” Suzi talks to Tariq Ali about continuity and change since 1968.</p>
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