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Detroit YCL fights for water rights
YCLers are standing with residents of Highland Park to demand an end to unfairly imposed water debt, and the restoration of their water infrastructure.
CPUSA statement on the removal of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn’s historical marker in New Hampshire
If Elizabeth Gurley Flynn’s life is worth hiding, it’s worth knowing.
Twin Cities CP: active and fighting on all fronts
The Twin Cities' CP club has had a busy year. Take a look at what they've been up to!
SACP greets NY comrades on May Day
Greetings from SACP leader Blade Nzimande to the 2023 May Day event organized by CPUSA, NY District and the NY Young Communist League.
A people's victory in Chicago
Chicago's mayoral, city council, and police district council elections show promise of a new day for the windy city's working-class and people.
In the most undemocratic US city, the CP fights for democracy
D.C. comrades are determined to advance independent struggles for democracy, an end to police violence, the right to housing, labor struggles, and peace.
Good morning, revolution!
Karl Marx' birthday, Jordan Neely murdered, Hollywood writers on strike, Proud Boys convicted, SCOTUS corruption, and CPUSA's plans for socialist transition.
CP clubs join May Day actions nationwide
Take a peek into CPUSA May Day activities all across the country.
Marxist IQ: May Days past and Marxism today
Brush up on your May Day history and test your Marxist analysis of the context in which we celebrate it today.
Marxist IQ: May Days past and Marxism today (answers)
1. The first May Day demonstrations by labor and socialist organizations were scheduled for May 1,1890 to c. call for demonstrations throughout the world demanding legislation for an eight-hour day and workers’ rights. 2. The inspiration for the first May Day demonstrations came from c. the May 1, 1886 U.S. demonstrations by workers which resulted in the Haymarket Massacre. 3. Karl Marx, looking at the...