Home  
0
0

Contact Us

Feedback Form

About Us

Web Links

Visit this group

Eight Rough and Random Thoughts on Socialism

Some Notes on Poverty and the Responsibility of Government

How About Two-and-a-Half? Thoughts on the Return of Social Democracy, part 1

Marxism, Queer Theory and the Love Debate

Engels on Human Rights and the Abolition of Classes

The FBI’s Surveillance of Congressman Vito Marcantonio

Women in the History of the CPUSA

Book Review: The New Class Society: Goodbye American Dream?

Book Review: A Country Called Amreeka

Poetry, March 2010

/Static pages Print | Send to friend

Celebrating 90 years of struggle



Editor's note: This archive is something of a sampling of the 90 years of the Communist Party's part in the struggle for democracy, social justice, equality, environmental justice, workers rights and socialism.

It is not meant as an exhaustive compendium of that history, but as a starting point for the honest researcher seeking the truth about a side of working-class history in the US rarely broached in mainstream circles.

It is a history that is embedded in American history, like the stories of Crispus Attack, John Brown, Alice Paul and Cesar Chavez – seldom told honestly by those in power because of a deep-abiding fear of real change.

Please enjoy and share.


Class Struggle in St. Louis, an Interview with Rosemary Feurer
by Political Affairs, 09/01/2009

Claudia Jones, a Life in the Struggle
by Clara West, 03/09/2007

Reflections on Socialism (pdf version)
by Sam Webb

Brother Dave Moore and Organizing the Union at Ford
by Political Affairs, 03/07/2007

Brother Dave Moore and the Ford Hunger March
by Political Affairs, 03/06/2007

Marxism Reloaded: The Revolution Revived
by Joe Sims, 05/01/2004

Black History Month: Henry Winston and the African American Freedom Struggle
by Political Affairs, 02/25/2008

Beyond Equality: Class, Gender and Race Today
By Mary Davis, 02/27/2007

Podcast #106: People's World – Working-class Publication, an interview with PW Editor Teresa Albano
by Political Affairs, 08/01/2009

Portraits in RED, White and Blue
by Norman Markowitz, 01/14/2004

Speak Easy, Speak Free: Sonia Sanchez Talks about Language
by Sonia Sanchez, 02/23/2004

Our Living Legacy: The Salt of the Earth Labor College
by Joe Bernick, 02/04/2004

Book Review: Rethinking Social Realism: African American Art and Literature, 1930-1953
by Joel Wendland, 11/21/2005

Anticommunism and the African American Freedom Movement, an Interview
by Political Affairs, 06/05/2009

Book Review: Underground Communists in the McCarthy Period
by Norman Markowitz, 06/08/2009

Podcast #101: McCarthyism in American History
by Political Affairs, 06/11/2009

Vito Marcantonio, Radical Congressman from New York
by Gerald Meyer, 08/03/2009

Book Review: Radical Unionism in the Midwest
by Norman Markowitz, 08/13/2009

Breaking the Blockade on Cuba, an Interview with Erica Smiley
by Political Affairs, 09/10/2007

The End of Neo-Liberalism and Bush's Last Scam: How Racism Sparked the Financial Crisis
by Joe Sims, 01/28/2009

Fighting for Change: The Great Depression, the New Deal and the CPUSA
by Norman Markowitz, 09/01/2009

From Something Evil Good May Come: Sojourner Truth and the Civil War
by Anna Bates, 07/01/2009

Podcast #108 – The Art of Radical Painter Alice Neel
by Political Affairs, 08/31/2009

Labor in the Era of Capitalist Globalization
by Scott Marshall, 06/13/2005

Portrait in Red: The Radical Art of Alice Neel
by Political Affairs, 09/01/2009

James E. Jackson Jr. – an Appreciation
by Jarvis Tyner and Sam Webb, 09/12/2007

Election 2008: Making Change Real
by Joelle Fishman, 08/06/2008

Rethinking the History and Future of the Communist Party
by Gerald Horne, 03/28/2007

Richard Wright: A Bright and Morning Star
by Eric Brooks, 02/27/2007

The Legacy of the Cultural Front: an Interview with Alan Wald
by Political Affairs, 07/25/2006

A Profile of Philip Bonosky, Proletarian Novelist
by Norman Markowitz, 03/30/2006

The Rosenberg Case in Historical Perspective
by Norman Markowitz, 10/06/2008

Red Writer Launches Web Site
by Political Affairs, 06/13/2008

Podcast #102: Building Bridges with Cuba
by Political Affairs, 06/17/2009

Podcast #101: McCarthyism in American History
by Political Affairs, 06/11/2009

Interview with Jose Saramago, Author of Blindness
by Political Affairs, 10/05/2008

Recession, the Working Class, and Real Stimulus
by Arthur Perlo, 02/15/2008

Marxism, Language, and the Laureate Who Wasn't
by Political Affairs, 10/28/2007

The Struggle for Women’s Equality in the US Today
by Susan Webb, 11/24/2008

Why Class isn’t just another -ism
by Joel Wendland, 05/25/2006

Driven to the Brink: A Discussion of the Crisis in Auto with Lew Moye
by Tony Pecinovsky, 05/25/2006

Not Your Usual Suspects: Leonardo Padura Talks to PA
by Political Affairs, 04/01/2006

Revolution from Below: The Communist Party and the Bolivarian Revolution
by Political Affairs, 12/21/2005

View from Left Field: Interview with Lester Rodney
by Political Affairs, 06/23/2004

Marx, Markets and Meatgrinders: An Interview with Bertell Ollman
by Joel Wendland, 02/23/2004

Let the Dreamer Awake: Talking with Robin D. G. Kelley
by Political Affairs, 01/27/2004

An Execution in the Family: An Interview with Robert Meeropol
by Carolyn Rummel, 01/18/2004

Democracy Matters: An Interview with Sam Webb
by Sam Webb, 01/07/2004

The Role of the National Negro Labor Council in the Struggle for Civil Rights
by Clara West, 02/15/2007

Struggle is a Beautiful Thing: The Life and Work of Jacob Lawrence
by Libero Della Piana, 02/13/2007

Resistance Is Not Futile: Labor and the Struggle for Iraq
by Joel Wendland, 04/01/2005

A Hundred Years of the Struggle for Freedom
by W.E.B. Du Bois, 02/12/2007

Book Review: The New Red Negro, by James Smethurst
by Joel Wendland, 02/04/2004

Attached files

Reflections on Socialism
PDF file format




blog comments powered by Disqus
Take a Stand
( 10/01/2003 18:49 )


newcatcher@cpusa.org