education
Williana Burroughs: Revolutionary educator, fighter for democracy
Williana Burroughs advanced the struggle for African American equality and women’s equality as a teacher, housing organizer, Communist candidate, and anti-imperialist Pan-Africanist.
Subjectivity and comradely discussion: strengthening our collectivity
Aspects of capitalist ideology still influence us. Here are some guidelines to help us overcome those influences and prevent them from undermining productive discussion in our collectives.
On Communist maturity: Upgrading our leadership skills
The ability to access responses beyond our immediate subjective impulses is a requirement of good collective functioning and effective leadership, and frees us from the tyranny of the ego.
Adopted poetry and children: The educators who sang for justice
The artists behind the anti-lynching tune "Strange Fruit" fought racist and anti-Communist terror with their voices, and in their personal lives.
Doxey Wilkerson: A revolutionary educator
Through his life, Doxey Wilkerson demonstrated the importance of education as a major terrain of struggle.