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The New Intellectuals: Internationalism and the Radical Pedagogy of Elizabeth Catlett

This month Jordan T. Camp speaks to scholar Christina Heatherton about her research on legendary artist and revolutionary internationalist Elizabeth Catlett. Tracing Catlett’s path through art collectives and worker schools in the U.S. and Mexico during the radical 1930s and 1940s, Heatherton discusses how Catlett’s internationalism and radical pedagogy continue to resonate in our own time. The New Intellectuals is a monthly interview show produced for The People’s Forum. Hosted by author, educator, and TPF director of research, Jordan T. Camp, it features interviews with intellectuals invested in the struggles of the poor, working class, and the dispossessed in North America and the world. Inspired by Antonio Gramsci, it identifies New Intellectuals as the authors, scholars, organizers and permanent persuaders of political and social movements.