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What is “political violence”?
Political violence is not limited to elected officials, it is a plague on the lives of workers and oppressed peoples in the U.S.
Mass protest, not individual acts of violence, builds social change
Engaging millions in mass protest, not violence, is the path to social change
South Africa moves right despite a hunger for change
If the South African Democratic Alliance was the biggest winner of the elections the biggest loser was the majority of the South African people.
We owe nothing to candidates and everything to our class
Our vote is a tactical collective action taken in conjunction with millions of other working class and oppressed people, based on the immediate political reality.
The Communist movement and gay rights: The long hidden history
Communist and Socialist contributions to the struggle for Gay Rights are deserving of both recognition and analysis.
Social media collective guidelines
In forming these guidelines, we remind every member of the party to be mindful. Their posts reflect on the Party's public image, whether it is on a personal, club, or national account. 1. Accounts must be approved by your club and district and should be collectively run. No personal opinions or individual analysis should be posted to these accounts. Never tweet/post in first person, we function as a...
Marxist IQ: May 2024
Marxist IQ for the Month of May 2024 Although we are passed May Day, the most important workers holiday in the world, this Marxist IQ is dedicated to a May of May Day struggles for the working class and against racism, imperialism and war.
Marxist IQ: May 2024 Answers
Marxist IQ for the Month of May 2024 Although we are passed May Day, the most important workers holiday in the world, this Marxist IQ is dedicated to a May of May Day struggles for the working class and against racism, imperialism and war.
Fraternal parties greet the 32nd CPUSA Convention
International greetings to the 32nd National Convention of the Communist Party USA from our fraternal parties.
Why elections? Nuts and bolts of how movements change laws
The balance of forces in government — together with the actual level of unity of the working class and oppressed people — helps set the direction & pace of change.