The Red New Deal: When Everything is Free, You Are the Price compares the current US and the world trends toward revisionism of socialism and real-life under socialism. Young people of a socialist state no longer have a negative opinion about socialism, and they quickly vote for candidates with a socialist agenda. It is difficult to dissuade young people based on theories and fundamentals.
Dmitri Dubograev’s book draws parallels between “socialist trends” and “real-life socialism” by sharing stories of young people living in the USSR. It shows daily routines, shortages, philosophies, history rewriting, cancel culture, shortcomings, and freedom restrictions. This insightful book is a must-read for anyone interested in learning about socialism and its effects.
Dmitri Dubograev is an American information technology and corporate attorney of Belarusian descent. Before graduating from The Washington and Lee University School of Law in 1994, he graduated with honors (~cum laude) from the Belarusian State University, Law Department in Belarus, in 1991. He was the winner of the military pentathlon (GTO) in Belarus in 1985 (18 and under) and the winner of the Law Student Olympiad in Belarus in 1988. He published numerous articles on corporate law and human rights in the former Soviet Union. As various cooperation agreements were developed by Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev by the end of the Cold War, Dmitri Dubograev was chosen by his faculty to represent Belarus in one of the first USA-USSR student exchanges in 1988.
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