Real Progressives

Real Progressives

@realprogressives.bsky.social

Volunteer-run nonprofit organization committed to the mission of educating others about why understanding macroeconomics together with class-based analysis is essential for working class empowerment. https://linktr.ee/RealProgressives

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NEW EP!! 💵 Oligarchy isn't a deviation from capitalism. It is the capitalist ruling class. EJ of @noncompete.bsky.social & Steve on why Bernie's "fight oligarchy" dodges the word capitalism. Plus what class-conscious organizing demands.

realprogressives.orgEpisode 401 - Why Won't They Say Capitalism? with EJ of NonCompete CoopWhy do progressives say oligarchy instead of capitalism? EJ of NonCompete explains why the word matters and what class-conscious organizing looks like.

Episode 399 – Resistance and Resilience with Pieter de Beer October 3, 2026 If electoral politics isn’t the plan, what does building an alternative actually look like? An anarchist and a Marxist-Leninist get together to exchange ideas. #election #empathy #values

Capital survives by sabotaging our ability to meet our own needs. The more dependent we are, the more control they have. Pieter de Beer on decapitalization and why existing coops need coordination, not more startups. realprogressives.org/mnc-podcast-...

realprogressives.orgEpisode 399 – Resistance and Resilience with Pieter de BeerIf electoral politics isn’t the plan, what does building an alternative actually look like? An anarchist and a Marxist-Leninist get together to exchange ideas.

"Epstein was an employee of capital, not its personification — his fortune was a fraction of the value he arranged for one client, and his protection was arranged by the state that serves his employers." melsm25.substack.com/p/the-epstei... #Epstein #Capitalism #ClassWar

melsm25.substack.comThe “Epstein Class” Does Not ExistThe fashionable phrase substitutes a hired functionary for the class that hired him. That is not a shortcut to the masses. It is the abandonment of class analysis dressed up as radicalism