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What is Revolution Books?

At a moment when the planet and future of humanity are in peril...when so many are agonizing over where things are headed yet dreaming of something far better...Revolution Books is where you find the way out of the madness. Here the search for the truth meets the poetic spirit—with books, authors, films, and performance. Here you find the most radical revolution in the work and leadership of Bob Avakian who has developed the new communism aimed at the emancipation of humanity. A revolution to overthrow this system, and create a society and world in which human beings can truly flourish and the imagination can soar. Welcome to Revolution Books.

Events for Revolution Books stores in New York and Berkeley are listed here, including online events co-sponsored by both stores.

New York

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Store open for browsing and shopping: Tues-Thurs-Fri-Sat-Sun 12-6 pm.
Or shop online here.
437 Malcolm X Blvd (at 132nd St) (2/3 train to 135th St)
New York, NY 10037
212-691-3345 | revbooksnyc@yahoo.com
revolutionbooksnyc.org

Suggested donation for events at Revolution Books $5-10

*Most events at Revolution Books are presented by the Revolution Books Educational Fund,
a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization.

 

There are currently no scheduled events. Come back later to check.

 


 

Berkeley

Revolution Books Berkeley store window

2444 Durant Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94704
510-848-1196

revolutionbooksberkeley@gmail.com
www.revolutionbooks.org

Support the store by ordering your books on our website.
Hours are Tuesday-Friday 12:30-7pm, Saturday & Sunday 1:00-6pm. Or call 510/848-1196.

🎥 Film Showing: Sir! No Sir! On on GI Resistance to End the Vietnam War
Friday, October 6th, 7 p.m.

This film tells the true story of the powerful anti-war movement which emerged inside the US military during the war in Vietnam. It shows GIs testifying to committing war crimes against the people of Vietnam – and it show GIs and veterans going over to fight against the war and even the US government. It is a powerful antidote to the lies about the war in Vietnam that make heroes of the US military which dropped napalm on children. And it is a crucial message in today’s world when far too many are being sucked into supporting the imperialist US/NATO war in Ukraine, which could trigger nuclear war.

And we are showing it on Fleet Week, Oct 2-9, when the SF Bay will be filled with a show of military might: the thunderous roar of Navy Blue Angels fighter planes will pierce the skies and a "parade" of Navy ships will invade the bay.

Fleet Week is not a harmless spectacle.

Fleet Week is a demonstration of US power aimed at increasing people's allegiance to this blood-soaked government and its crimes against humanity. 

When US arms Ukraine with cluster bombs in its proxy war with Russia, this greatly increases the danger of nuclear war. At the same time the US threatens China, heightening the rivalry over which country will be top-dog in the world.

This film is a must-see for all who are sickened by the US government and its war moves and what it has already done to people all over the planet. And for all who want to know the truth about the war in Vietnam and the role of the US not as a force for good, but one of imperialist war, domination, colonialization, forcing people from their countries. 

We welcome people who disagree with what we are saying here and challenge them to come and defend what the US did in Vietnam and this genocidal empire.

The statement Allegiance says:

"NO, to this Republic of the so-called “United States” of America, with its blood soaked red, white, and blue rag, and the system for which it stands—the economic and political system of capitalism-imperialism.

A Republic whose “National Anthem” was written by a slave owner (Oh, oh say can you see... all the sla-a-ver-y...)! ...

YES, TO A RADICALLY DIFFERENT REPUBLIC AND MUCH BETTER SYSTEM—a new socialist republic, a system which will move to abolish and uproot all this madness and give the highest expression to people’s humanity, and a future corresponding to people’s highest aspirations."

 

Sir! No Sir! The suppressed story of the GI movement to end the war in Vietnam