Can only speak as an American about America, but my opinion is that so much of the current legwork of building revolutionary potential will be generational work.

For good reason Millennial and Gen Z are overwhelmingly anticapitalist, even if class consciousness hasn’t fully developed for most to formally identify as communist. Not only that, racial and ethnic animosities are way more reduced with Millennials and Gen Z too, which is one of the primary contradictions dividing American workers.

The next generation of youth raised by these current generations will likely only grow more radical. Things are certainly only going to get worse here for the majority of people economically. Obviously socialism in the US isn’t some inevitible prophesy, but baby boomers dying and aging onto irrelevancy is very bad news for the ruling class.

You know that Tracy Chapman quote? “They’re talking about a revolution. It sounds like a whisper.”