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Marxism is a way of thinking topic/radicalization

1.4 They met in Kang's apartment on Dwight, blocks from the university, arriving with their copies of Capital, The State and Revolution, WHat Is to be Done?

1.5 Kang opened the discussion. _We're going to take this slowly and build our knowledge. What I realize is that this is a body of knowle…

—p.314 I Hotel 1972: Inter-national Hotel (295) by Karen Tei Yamashita
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a fucking chapter of one! inspo/funny

Panthers walk on Sacramento; it’s national news on prime time, and overnight there’s forty-three Black Panther Party chapters nationwide. Telegrams come in daily; this one’s from this place called Reed College, wants to form a chapter.

Huey asks, “Akagi, you’re a college man. What’s this Reed Co…

—p.205 1970: "I" Hotel (193) by Karen Tei Yamashita
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the desire to write why/write

Although the pivotal moment theory might work for some, it might be overblown. As time drags on, other events step up to the plate, and one begins to wonder why any fork in the road presented the less traveled option. Chen knew his own confused path that, upon review, could not have been changed th…

—p.95 1968: Eye Hotel (1) by Karen Tei Yamashita
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so maybe there’s this moment inspo/revelation

So maybe there’s this moment. It’s different for everyone, but it’s pivotal. It’s the moment your head gets screwed off and screwed on again, and everything is changed forever. You can never see life the same way again. You can never go back. Well, you can go back, but you go back with new eyes, ma…

—p.91 1968: Eye Hotel (1) by Karen Tei Yamashita
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older yet is the sentiment of this painting advice/living topic/love

Chen spoke first. He changed the direction of the conversation. “The work of the revolution is a life devoted to the people, that is to say, the public. It’s a public life. A man’s private life, one’s deep interior, must at times be forgotten or sacrificed.”

The young man shifted. We shifted too…

—p.61 1968: Eye Hotel (1) by Karen Tei Yamashita