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People’s World: The voice of the party, a voice for the movements
People's World is our newspaper, and it needs the unified support of the membership if it is to survive and thrive.
What is to be done? Popular front and the spirit of the Left
By grounding our strategies in the historical lessons of our militant ancestors we can stay true to the revolutionary spirit of the left.
We need a communist government-in-waiting
We must not be just a party of protest but a party of progress, a party preparing to govern.
Considerations for political positioning
What is the most effective electoral approach, and how do we prepare our defenses against fascist development?
On the relationship between the Party and the YCL
It is important that we consider the relationship of the Party and the Young Communist League as we enter our national convention.
BRICS and the emerging new multilateral world
This piece is a contribution to the Pre-Convention Discussion for our 32nd National Convention. During Pre-Convention Discussion, all aspects of the party’s program, strategy, and tactics are up for consideration and debate. The ideas presented here are those of the author or authors alone, and do not necessarily reflect the positions of the Communist Party USA, its membership, or their elected leadership bodies. -- Editors BRICS was formed in...
Fighting alienation, new urbanism, and working class neighborhoods
The New Urbanism Movement helps address concerns raised in convention discussion, particularly climate change.It needs more working class and left influences.
CP clubs support student protests against Gaza genocide
Statements by CPUSA clubs and districts in support of the ongoing student protests demanding an immediate ceasefire and just permanent peace in Gaza.
The lie of capitalist advancement
Under capitalism, the lie is that innovation thrives and everyone’s lives improve alongside these innovations.
Socialism: the next chapter of the American story
In putting forward our vision of socialism, we must make clear that the U.S. would not be discarding its past but building upon it.