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Marxist IQ: Labor and U.S. history
How's your knowledge of U.S. labor history? Think you can get a passing grade? Give it a shot! And if you're interested in forming a study group, write to us at cpusa@cpusa.org.
The Women's March, the working class, and the resistance
A broad movement for democracy and equality is reshaping political life in our country. Women are at the forefront of this movement--not just doing the ‘heavy lifting’, but giving political leadership.
From feudalism to socialism, China celebrates CPC 90th anniversary
The following are two excerpts from Chinese President Hu Jintao's speech on the occassion of the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China.
Marxist IQ: Labor and U.S. history answers
1. Although Americans have long been taught that they live in a two party "middle class society", the first labor parties in the world were founded in c New York and Philadelphia in the 1830s. 2. As the industrial labor movement developed in the later 19th century, conditions in the U.S. were different than in many European countries because d Capitalists could and did use racism, ethnic divisions, industrial...
Communist Party to reply to Trump on Facebook Live
The Trump administration is a clear and present danger to humanity.
Voting plus
Capitalism's democratic deficits, and the "plus" needed to increase political participation.
It's going to take a mass movement
Building the working-class and democratic movements — and building the party — remain key to fighting the fascist danger.
How the ruling class does it: 7 strategies to stay in power
The ruling class is a social actor bent on undermining democracy.
Forward together: For pre-convention discussion
Amid capitalism's deep systemic crisis, the socialist moments of the past must be combined with the class and democratic struggles of the present.
Trump, the state and counterrevolution
The crisis in the state consists in the degree to which norms of government have broken down.