Hello, guerrilla history listeners. This is one of your co-hosts, Henry Huckimacky.

What you're about to hear is part one of a recorded Twitter space that we recently made on the topic of

why political education and historical knowledge is key for activism and organizing.

It was an excellent panel discussion.

It went for nearly three hours long.

It was just a shade under that.

And with an really excellent panel of activists and organizers talking about why they find political education and historical knowledge to be absolutely crucial for their efforts

in their activism and in their

organizing. I think that it's a really fascinating conversation that we had, a very important one,

especially for younger listeners and younger comrades who perhaps aren't listeners of the show,

but are getting into activism themselves. This is part one of the discussion. This part of the discussion is just a

discussion amongst the panelists as well as myself and Adnan Hussein, one of the other co-hosts

of guerrilla history. Part two, which will be coming out next week, is a Q&A segment. Each segment

is about an hour and a half long, so this week's episode will just be

the discussion part between the panelists, and next week will be the Q&A segment. So hopefully

you're looking forward to that Q&A segment. It was really interesting. We got some very

interesting questions and the responses also from the panelists. We're very, very thought-provoking and informative.

The entire recorded Twitter space is already available on our Patreon, patreon.com forward slash

guerrilla history, and it's been there for a little bit over a week and in one piece.

That's a way of saying thank you for those individuals who are financially able to

support the show and keep us up and running. The more that we're able to get on Patreon, the more

that we're able to expand what we're doing, more of these Twitter spaces, more newsletters. We have

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