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Youth vote report to CPUSA National Committee
The following report was given by Joelle Fishman on behalf of the CPUSA Political Action Committee to the November 20 meeting of the CPUSA National Board. Updates to follow. Introduction Today is November 20, 2024. In sixty days, on January 20, 2025, Donald Trump is scheduled to take the presidency. What protections, guardrails, solidarity relationships can be fought for in these sixty days that will strengthen our conditions of...
Will there be war with China?
U.S.–China tensions are continually on the rise. What factors are involved, and who benefits from Cold War 2.0? How can it be stopped before shooting breaks out?
CPUSA clubs join postal workers' rallies against cuts, privatization
Take a look at clubs' local participation with the union-led fight against Trump and Musk's attempts to axe the USPS.
Jewish women in the U.S. labor movement
Countless working class Jewish women like Clara Lemlich, Rose Schneiderman, Fannia Cohn, and Pauline Newman have played important roles in U.S. labor and Communist Party history.
Excerpts from the Classics: African American Equality and Racism
This subpart of National Oppression presents just a couple quotations from Lenin applying his general theory to the African American people, showing he followed the question and considered it important, his attitude toward the oppression and its solution.
Convention Discussion: New Opportunities to Grow the Communist Party
This document is meant to provide a framework to stimulate discussion and action during the pre-convention period, to help us think boldly and freshly on growing the Party, YCL and People’s World/Mundo Popular, Political Affairs and Dynamic given the changing political landscape.
Vote to Defeat the Right-Wing on Nov.
This report will focus on our three-part strategy in this year's election: to defeat the Republican ultra-right; to build political independence; and to make a turn in the Party so that building the clubs is at the center of our work.
Working Families Shouldn't Pay for Big Business' Crisis
This important observation is timely in many ways for today. As we discuss the crisis at home we have to remember that in today's world, even more than in Marx's day,"poverty and restricted consumption," is a worldwide capitalist system of global proportions. Truly, global capital does now develop "as if only the absolute power of consumption of the entire society (or planet) would be their limit."
"A forthright stand": Communists in the struggle for Black lives
The key to the CPUSA's struggle for Black lives has always been unity.
Immigration myths v. facts: A look behind the anti-immigrant furor
A call to action in support of immigrants’ rights!