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Convention Discussion: Organizational status of the Communist Party
Submitted for discussion by the National Board of the Communist Party. This contribution was originally a report to the National Board. This report is shaped primarily by experiences as a district organizer and co-chair of the Membership Committee. It does not cover every aspect of our work. For example, even though the People's World is at the center of our work, I will only touch on it briefly. It will...
Peace and Solidarity Conference -- Main Report
In our call to this meeting we stated that peace has become the central issue around which all other struggles revolve today. Whether it is the struggle for affordable housing, for immigrants rights, for nationalization of the steal industry or for a just foreign policy, none can make progress while the current administration pursues it unending 'war on terrorism.' The war on terrorism has become the rationale for pursuing a...
The Communist Party USA and the 2004 Elections: Build the Party, Build the Coalitions
Our banner for 2004 was Build Unity Defeat Bush and the Ultra-Right. Our method was an all-out effort with the broad labor-led democratic front against extreme right-wing reaction; and within that all-out for a bigger, stronger Communist Party and YCL.
Freeing the new working class majority
The working class, which includes all wage earners, now represents the vast majority of the population of the United States. Â As such, it occupies a historically new and potentially much more powerful position.
The long and sinister history behind the Rittenhouse acquittal
The road to the Rittenhouse verdict is littered with slave catchers, Klansmen, vigilantes, and militias.
Peaceful coexistence yesterday and today: Realities and legacies
A good idea that never caught on.
Lipstick on a pig: The attempts to prettify fascism
Right-wing thought dressed up in Left rhetoric.
Party youth and our political moment
Carol Widom addresses young Comrades at the CPUSA Marxist school