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NOAM CHOMSKY @ RAVEN BOOKS
Jeez, Noam Chomsky, whatever did American foreign policy’s tacit endorsement of neoliberal imperialism ever do to you? Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Okay, that’s a good point. Several good points, actually. Well, shit, we’re convinced. Smash the state. Hear it from Grampa Anarchy himself over at Raven Books, where the man who ruined a thousand nice family dinners will sit down with esteemed English journalist Sasha Lilley to discuss her new book, Capital and Its Discontents, a collection of radical thoughts by radical thinkers that comes to a decidedly non-radical conclusion: things could be a shitton better. Just sayin’.
[Tue. 3.22.11. 263 Newbury St., Boston. 617.578.9000. 7pm/all ages/free. ravencambridge.com]
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