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Equality, education and striving for change: An interview with Lancaster Marxist Society

The establishment of a new society on campus can be an ideal way to fill the gaps in your schedule between lectures and evening drinking. However, there are instances where a society is formed with far more grandiose intentions, with the recently created Lancaster Marxist Society being evidence of this. Marxism is the political and economic theories of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. This revolves around the discussion politics, philosophy and economics. The initial reaction to the Facebook announcement of this new society generated a plethora of responses, many positive, many negative. Therefore, the Lancaster Tab reached out to the founders of one of Lancaster’s newest and most controversial groups. First-years Asad Naqvi, Will Gedling and Nicholas Whittaker have discussed their motivations, methods and merits behind their society.