Melbourne, Australia
Solidarity Salon
Organizing Center and Bookstore
580 Sydney Road, Brunswick
Victoria 3056 Australia
(take the Upfield train to Anstey
Station or North Coburg tram to Stewart St.)
Mailing Address:
PO Box 308,
Brunswick
Victoria 3056
Tel/fax: 03-9388-0062
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Email: freedom.socialist.party@ozemail.com.au
Public Hours
Tuesday 10 am - 3 pm,
Wednesday 10 am - 3 pm,
Saturday 10 am - 5 pm.
Or call for an appointment!
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- Sunday, 17 September – Protest with Freedom Socialist Party against racist police powers! Join our contingent to stop the far right
- Wednesday, 4 October, 6.30 pm – 4-weekly discussion circle – Lessons of October: Learning from the 1917 Russian Revolution
- Wednesday 8 November, 6:30 pm – 8-session study circle: Democracy and Revolution
Sunday, 17 September
Protest with Freedom Socialist Party against racist police powers! Join our contingent to stop the far right
On 17 September a “Make Victoria Safe Again” rally at Parliament House — called by Avi Yemini, an ultra-right Zionist with neo-Nazi connections — will demand greater state powers to racially profile and imprison First Nations, immigrant and African community youth. Campaign Against Racism and Fascism (CARF) is mobilising to stop it. See CARF’s facebook event for details.
FSP is a part of the CARF united front. We and our sister organisation, Radical Women, are organising a united, disciplined contingent for the CARF counter-action and welcome all who want to go with us. To participate in the contingent, contact Radical Women: radicalwomen@optusnet.com.au
Neo-Nazis will be at the Yemini rally. The events of Charlottesville show why we must stop them. Boston showed how this is done: show up in our many thousands and overpower them with our massively superior numbers! Join our contingent and be part of a decisive victory in Melbourne.
Wednesday, 4 October, 6.30 pm
4-weekly discussion circle – Lessons of October: Learning from the 1917 Russian Revolution
What makes a modern revolution successful? A four-week study group will explore the short book Lessons of October by Leon Trotsky, based on his experience as a leader of the Russian Revolution. Trotsky asserts that creating fundamental changes requires a working-class party — and one that is not doctrinaire but is able to gauge and respond to swiftly changing conditions. His work is a valuable resource for activists who want to understand the dynamics of today’s “pop-up movements” and upsurges like the Arab Spring.
We’ll meet each Wednesday, 4 - 25 October, 6.30 pm.
Lessons of October is available for $20 at Solidarity Salon.
Dinner served at 6.30 pm for a $10 donation. Discussion starts at 7.00 pm
Location: Solidarity Salon (address and travel information is above).
To join the study group and get the book or further information, contact the FSP: freedom.socialist.party@ozemail.com.au or 03-9388-0062.
Wednesday 8 November, 6:30 pm
8-session study circle: Democracy and Revolution
If this is democracy, why do we feel insecure, ignored and powerless? Join in this timely study of U.S. Marxist writer George Novack’s Democracy & Revolution.
Novack traces democracy’s 2,500-year evolution, from its roots in ancient Greece and rise through revolutionary upsurges to its decline in modern capitalism. We’ll also explore the democracy a workers’ socialist revolution could achieve.
We’ll meet alternate Wednesdays, commencing 8 November.
Democracy & Revolution is available for $28 at Solidarity Salon.
Dinner will be served at 6:30 pm for a $10 donation.
Location: Solidarity Salon (address and travel information is above).
For more information email freedom.socialist.party@ozemail.com.au or call 03 9388 0062
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