If there were such a thing as a perfect economic storm, I would say we are close to it. The housing crisis continues and shows no sign of ending; credit and money markets are either churning or freezing up; the stock market is gyrating; unemployment is leaping upward (sharply so in the communities of the nationally and racially oppressed); poverty is up and wages are down; oil and food prices...
Manuel Zelaya, el presidente legtimo de Honduras, envi una solicitud a la administracin de Obama a que aumente la presin contra el rgimen ilegal de Roberto Micheletti, que se instal en la maana del 28 de junio de 2009 tras un golpe de estado. Zelaya exigi que la administracin de Obama aumente las presiones diplomticas y econmicas sobre el gobierno ilegitimo con acciones contra algunos de los individuos responsables por...
The Communist Party of the USA shares in the mourning, and sends its heartfelt condolences.
Report by Executive Vice-Chair Jarvis Tyner on the key role of unity in the fight for progress. Delivered to the Communist Party's 2012 Members Conference.
We're not going backwards to socialism but forward to a socialism 2.0, Â a working-class led majoritarian movement of class struggle that favors the expansion of democracy in every direction.
An American leader, a Black leader, a world leader: in this 1965 essay, Paul Robeson assesses the legacy of scholar, philosopher, organizer, W. E. B. Du Bois.
Celebrating the 100th birthday of the Communist Party is letting us draw from the past, in order to steel ourselves and inspire ourselves for 2020 and all the giant fights in front of us.
From what direction is the working class in danger of having its hands tied in class struggle? Lenin addresses this question in chapter six of Two Tactics of Social-Democracy in the Democratic Revolution, presented here in excerpted and edited form with a brief introduction.
Some members of working class suffer the exploitation and social problems of all other workers and, in addition, suffer from special oppression that is not solely based on class, such as racism, national discrimination, and male supremacy. Some people experience triple and quadruple oppression since they face multiple layers of intense exploitation, discrimination, and social domination.
We should view the election from a working-class perspective, not simply as a horse race.