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32nd National Convention CPUSA resolutions
Final resolutions for consideration by the 32nd National Convention, CPUSA
A fetus on the dirt road: against imperial feminisms, claims of mass rape, and exploring the theory of sepulcherality
For the Palestinian people, and Mary Turner and her unborn child, to finally win a just peace, we must have a steeled anti-imperialists outlook and engage in militant class struggle.
Fight for public housing not social housing
Social Housing is a right wing scheme designed to end Public Housing; enacting it would be a catastrophe for working class tenants across the country.
The MAGA right and true anti-semitism
We must embrace the historically majoritarian strand of Jewish political values and fight against all ethno-nationalist states, movements, and policies.
Rising majority of U.S. Jewish community stands for peace
As the Jewish Collective, we proclaim our deep opposition to laws which equate opposing the state or the policies of the state of Israel with anti-semitism.
Our duty is to all people
Our priorities as Communists reflect the priorities of our neighbors, rural and urban. Our responsibility is to all people, to listen to and organize them.
Time for a new catch-phrase
The term “Bill of Rights Socialism” has been with the CPUSA for approximately three decades now. I argue that it is time to strike “Bill of Rights” from the phrase.
Understanding the rising threat of fascism in the U.S.
Our party should dive into what distinctly separates fascism from neoliberal imperialism and better grasp the concepts of the United Front and People's Front.
Don't be duped- Struggle against left and right opportunism
What can be done to avoid being duped by the left and the right opportunist tendencies that present as mirages for the party members?
Learning to learn: theoretical and practical interaction with dialectics
Marxist classes of Hegelian dialectics would help inspire interest in Marx’s works, and convince our newest comrades of our kind of practice within mass movement organizations.