Labor
Lenin’s concept of unity: class, hegemony and the united front
This discussion challenges sectarian concepts of the party's leading role arguing that for Lenin, the concept of working-class leadership is inseparable from building alliances and the united front.
Book talk: Jesús Colón, a Puerto Rican in New York and other sketches
Jesús Colón's A Puerto Rican in New York and Other Sketches is an autobiographical narrative composed of short stories that document the formation of class consciousness from the ground up.
Co-opting the picket line: American Compass’ “pro-worker” ploy
The emergence of the American Compass think tank represents a significant and potentially dangerous tactical shift within the most reactionary sections of the U.S. ruling class.
Just Transition: From a war economy to a peace economy
A Just Transition means that when we move from a destructive industry to a productive one, the working class is protected and no worker is left behind.
The Leninist theory of the party: what is to be done?
CPUSA Co-Chair Joe Sims presents the basic arguments developed in VI Lenin's What Is To Be Done, updating the argument and its application for 21st Century revolutionary politics.