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Meditations on activism following the turbulent 1960s, back in print. After the Detroit Rebellion of 1967, James and Grace Lee Boggs decided they should rethink what activism looks like. Pairing with trusted veteran activists Freddy and Lyman Paine, they ruminated on central questions emerging from their politics and activism, and they discussed the purpose and responsibilities human beings share for the future. The recorded dialogue among these four friends invites readers to consider the fundamentals of activism with tough, thought-provoking questions. Their conversations at the Paines' home on Sutton Island, Maine, not only function as political act but also present unsettling truths and develop connections between philosophy, music, art, gender difference, family structure, Marxism and more. Conversations in Maine is a call to all citizens to work together and think deeply about the kind of future we can create.
James Boggs and Grace Lee Boggs, Lyman Paine and Freddy Paine ; foreword by Shea Howell and Stephen Ward ; introduction by Richard Feldman ; reflections compiled by Michael Doan.
"First published by South End Press Collective; copyright 1978 James and Grace Lee Boggs."
Includes bibliographical references (pages 345-347).
POLITICAL SCIENCE / Political Ideologies / Communism & Socialism