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What's the best way to organize?
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But how are you preparing for the revolution?
Here's a hypothetical. You have all the theory and your group of people for your academic discussions on what that means and how it applies to the modern day, while making sure to keep anyone out who's unwilling or unable to complete your reading list. One day, in the not too distant future, the time comes. There's a crisis and the conditions for revolution have arrived and the people are calling for it. How do you react without a coalition? Who's going to follow you? How do you actually takeover the government without building a community and infrastructure to do so?
It would be so cool if you had done the fucking reading so we could have that conversation.
That's your problem. You won't even have the conversation with someone less educated than you.
How do you expect it to go?