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We need an economic bill of rights
Inspired by FDR, Du Bois, and the Party Program, the author proposes an economic bill of rights.
Sea change at the NLRB: How should the Party respond?
The NLRB may be opening a door to expanded union rights. We should walk right in.
Neoliberalism, fascism, or socialist breakthroughs?
A razor's edge: working-class democracy or corporate authoritarianism.
Florida's "honor": No. 1 in voter suppression
How the GOP is suppressing the vote in the Sunshine State.
Why the ghosts of U.S. fascists still haunt the republic
The investigations and trials of 20th-century American fascists.
Exposing vaccine misinformation on social media
How to analyze the myths and lies about COVID and the vaccine.
Club Educational Study Guide: Immigrant Rights
This educational has the goal of upgrading our understanding of the struggle for immigrant rights and against repressive immigration legislation which is taking place right now throughout the country. The goal is to place in bold relief the central problems of inequality, criminalization, and the greed of US corporations. The suggested readings which are attached include the 2006 report to the National Board on immigration, the resolution on immigration passed...
Election 2006: The Stakes Are Very High
Main Report to National Committee, March 4, 2006 In my report to the National Committee last fall, I noted that the cumulative weight of an increasingly unpopular war, Katrina, indictments, incompetence, corruption, scandals, cronyism, and deeply felt anxiety with energy costs and the economy had taken its toll on the standing of the Bush administration...
Build Unity to Take Back Our Country in 2004!: Defeat Bush and the Ultra Right!
The 2004 election is a turning point that will make history one way or the other. The backdrop is the mighty battle being waged by right-wing capitalist interests for hegemony over all the world's resources, markets and labor. The shocking disparity between wealth and poverty worldwide, and the never-ending search for new sources of profit, set the stage for sharp conflict.