Monthly Review Volume 72, Number 3 (July-August 2020)

Volume 72, Number 3 Contents

• “Notes from the Editors, July-August 2020” by The Editors
• Introduction: “Examining the Wreckage” by Nick Estes, Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
• “Modern U.S. Racial Capitalism: Some Theoretical Insights” by Charisse Burden-Stelly
• “Race Is About More Than Discrimination: Racial Capitalism, the Settler State, and the Challenges Facing Organized Labor in the United States” by Bill Fletcher, Jr.
• “Poultry and Prisons: Toward a General Strike for Abolition” by Carrie Freshour
• “Colonialism, Migration, Pandemic: The Immutable Evidence that Capitalism Is Racist and Misogynist” by Lilia D. Monzó
• “The Yellow Plague and Romantic Anticapitalism” by Iyko Day
• “Racial Capital from Pan-Africanism and Coloniality to Epistemic Rupture: New Directions in a Life with Marxism” by Jesse Benjamin
• “Oliver Cromwell Cox’s Marxism” by Paul M. Sweezy
• “Marx and Slavery” by John Bellamy Foster; Hannah Holleman; Brett Clark