I just read and shared a(n accurate) tweet that said “intellectualism isn't automatic elitism. Cabral, Che, Mao, Fanon were intellectuals in the classical sense. Much of the [Black] Panther leadership were too. Hearing it's unrevolutionary to read a lot is esp weird as a descendant of slaves. Nobody of no race can tell me read less, period”
So I'm curious about what, if any (and it's okay if you haven't engaged yet!), radical, revolutionary, pro-worker, pro-union, anti-work, anti-capitalist, works you've read. Please note that they don't have to be full books. Just as audio reading counts, reading essays, articles, letters, journal entries, speeches, and yes even Twitter threads and the like also count!
Asking to see where folks are in their journeys, what's informing your praxis, and also maybe find something interesting to read.