Lowell B. Denny, III
Lowell B. Denny, III, has a degree in political science from Washington University. His political education began with his membership in Queer Nation-San Francisco, spending two months of work and study in Cuba in the early 1990s, then three months hitchhiking around Mexico where he got to spend a day in jail, and now living in Hawaii where the sovereignty movement is strong. He has worked in publishing, retail, as a school teacher and restaurant waiter. He is a member of AFGE Local 1234.
“Democratic traditions” and socialist revolution (a reply to John Bachtell)
What goes unmentioned when we tout our "democratic traditions"?
Combatting anti-communism in the labor movement
Why do some unions still officially prohibit membership in the Communist Party--and how can we help move labor forward on this point?
Prostitution is not sex work. Let the Party stand behind women’s liberation, not oppression.
We should take a principled, radical position on the range of ways capitalism oppresses women, Black, Indigenous, Asian, Pacific Island, and white workers, physically and psychologically.
Convention Discussion: To win workers away from reaction, start from the left
To win workers away from reactionary positions, we need to make sure aren't embracing right-wing ideas ourselves.
Convention Discussion: Reconsider the popular front
I'll try to be uncharacteristically brief if the better scholars in the Party will acknowledge with me that this is a very complex topic on which dissertations can be written....