Organizing for Afro-American Liberation and Socialism
In Defense of the Right of Political Succession for the Afro-American Nation. Papers and Resolutions from the School on the Afro-American National Question, September 1982 by the Revolutionary Political Organization (M-L), Amilcar Cabral/Paul Robeson Collective and with the participation of the Red Dawn Collective
Amilcar Cabral/Paul Robeson Collective Study Guide on the Afro-American National Question, 1982-1983
The Black Liberation Struggle, the Black Workers Congress, and Proletarian Revolution
Black Liberation and Proletarian Revolution
The Importance of the Black National Question and the Struggle Against National Chauvinism
Critique of the Black Nation Thesis by Harry Chang et al
Negro National Colonial Question
The Comintern Position on the Negro Question. A Review of H. Haywood’s Negro Liberation by Nelson Peery [from Proletariat, Vol. 2, No. 1, Summer 1976]
The Centrality of the Black Worker by Jim Haughton and Joe Carnegie [Appeal to Reason, Vol. 5, No. 3, Autumn 1979]
The Centrality of the Black Worker [Reply] by Sheridan Talbott [Appeal to Reason, Vol. 6, No. 1, Summer 1980]
A Critique of the Communist Party USA’s “Struggle for Afro-American Liberation” by Willie Baptist [Appeal to Reason, Vol. 6, No. 1, Summer 1980]
Black Power and the fight for socialism by Harry Haywood
White Workers Speak Out: How to fight for unity on the national question
Self-determination: Where does the CPUSA Stand? by Harry Wells
Our Tasks on the National Question
Revolutionary Review: The Black Nation Thesis
The Black Liberation Struggle (within the current world struggle)
On the National Question by Irwin Silber
In Defense of the Right to Self-Determination by Carl Davidson
’...fan the flames’ [reply to Carl Davidson] by Irwin Silber
Revolution and Black Liberation in the 1980’s by Pili Michael L. Humphrey, Chairman of the Afro-American Commission Central Committee of the League of Revolutionary Struggle (M-L)
The Black Liberation Movement: A struggle for Land and Power! by Amiri Baraka
Dr. King’s birthday and the Black struggle for democracy by Amiri Baraka
RWH on the Black Liberation Movement: Wrong Again! by Amiri Baraka (Including “Notes on Baraka's ’RWH on the BLM: Wrong Again’ From a White Communist“ By Jim Woods)
Nationalism, Self-Determination and Socialist Revolution by Amiri Baraka
Marxist-Leninist Revolutionary Theory: Its Relation and Application to the Third World and African Americans by Amiri Baraka
Black Power Twenty Years Later by Amiri Baraka
Racial Oppression and National Oppression: Their Particuliarities and their Intersection Working Paper I, Parts I and II
The Communist Movement's Relationship to the Struggle Against Racism Working Paper 2, Section I: Overall Theoretical Framework
The Communist Movement's Relationship to the Struggle Against Racism Working Paper 2, Section II: The History of the Communist Movement and the Struggle Against Racism and Section III: The Trend and the Struggle Against Racism
Toward a Communist Analysis of Black Oppression and Black Liberation. Part II: Theoretical and Historical Framework by Linda Burnham and Bob Wing
Toward a Communist Analysis of Black Oppression and Black Liberation. Part III: Strategy by Linda Burnham and Bob Wing
The Black National Question [Science, Class and Politics, #9, Spring 1980]
Why the liquidationists champion the black nation theory
Speech: On the Black National Question and the Right to Self-determination
Resolution on the black national question
On the history of the CPUSA and the CI on the Right to Self-Determination
Defeat the “National Question” Line in the U.S. and Unite to Fight Racism
A Brief History: The Issue of Racism and the Student Movement
For Working Class Unity and Black Liberation
The Struggle for Black Liberation and Socialist Revolution
Racism in the Communist Movement
Black Liberation Today. Against Dogmatism on the National Question
Racism and the Workers’ Movement
Black Liberation: A Preliminary Perspective
Racism – The Achilles Heel Of U.S. Imperialism
Black Workers: Key Revolutionary Force
A Critique of “White Blindspot”: A Contribution to the Struggle against a Petty-Bourgeois Line on the Question of Working Class Unity by Alan Sawyer
Preliminary Views on Revolutionary Work in the Afro-American People's Liberation Movement by the PUL Nationalities Commission
Revolutionary Communist League on the Afro American National Question
Black Liberation: A Mighty Force
King Legacy: Reformism and Capitulation
Harry Haywood – “My Life as a Bundist”
Summing Up the Black Panther Party by Bob Avakian
Red Papers 5: National Liberation and Proletarian Revolution in the U.S.
Red Papers 6: Build the Leadership of the Proletariat and its Party
Narrow Nationalism: Main Deviation in the Movement on the National Question
Build the Black Liberation Movement
White Blindspot by Noel Ignatin and Ted Allen
Can White Radicals Be Radicalized? by Ted Allen
Black Worker, White Worker by Noel Ignatin
White Supremacy and the Afro-American National Question
Who's being dogmatic? A response to the Philadelphia Workers' Organizing Committee on the national question by Jasper Collins [Urgent Tasks, #2 Ocotober 1977
The Communist Movement and the Struggle Against Racism by Scott Robinson
Periods and Types of National Questions
Racism, Nationalism and Race Theory: Relations Between Material Base and Ideology
Liquidationism on the Afro-American Nation: CPUSA, 1919-1940
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Crossing Race and Nationality: The Racial Formation of Asian Americans, 1852-1965 by Bob Wing
Aloha 'Ãina (Love of the Land): The Struggle for Land and Power in Hawai'i by Tracy Takano
Hawaii Nation? Some Thoughts, Part I by S. Wallis
Positions on the Hawaii National Question, Part II by S. Wallis
Thoughts on the Hawaii National Question by Ivan Hoe
Hawaiian Nationalism: A Non-Question by John Reinecke
Response to John Reinecke: Hawaii As A Sovereign Nation by J.D.
Revolution, the National Question and Asian Americans
The History of the Committee Against Nihonmachi Evictions (CANE)
Asians fight loss of minority status for small business loans
Chinese in U.S. enjoy cultural tradition
Japanese Americans demand reparations
The Asian national minorities in the U.S.: A struggle for equality, power and socialism
UNITY Editorial: Redress and reparations: A call for justice
Support the Redress/Reparations Movement by Alan Nishio
Interview with the LRS (M-L): Asian Americans struggle for full equality and political power
Immigrant and American-born: The need for unity in the Chinese National Movement
A communist perspective on the Asian student movement
Chinese fight national oppression in New York garment industry
Outline for Presentation on Filipino National Question
Outline for Presentation on the Hawaii National Question
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How the Soviet Revisionists Carry Out All-Around Restoration of Capitalism in the USSR
The Soviet Union under the New Tsars by Wei Chi
The Soviet Economy – A Completely and Definitely Capitalist Economy
The Capitalist Character of the Relations of Production in the Soviet Union
The Capitalist Degeneration of the Collective Farms in the Soviet Union Today
Some Characteristics of State Monopoly Capitalism in the Soviet Union
On the Mechanism of the Extraction and Appropriation of Surplus Value in the Soviet Society
How Maoists “Restore Capitalism” in the Soviet Union, Part 1 by Joseph Seymour
How Maoists “Restore Capitalism” in the Soviet Union, Part 2 by Joseph Seymour
The International Significance of the Restoration of Capitalism in the USSR by the League for Proletarian Revolution
The International Significance of the Restoration of Capitalism in the USSR, Part II by the League for Proletarian Revolution
U.S.S.R.: Socialism in Word But Capitalism in Fact by the October League (M-L)
Red Papers 7: How Capitalism has been Restored in the Soviet Union and What This Means for the World Struggle by the Revolutionary Union
Restoration of Capitalism in the USSR by Martin Nicolaus
Critique of Red Papers 7: Metaphysics Cannot Defeat Revisionism by Martin Nicolaus
Soviet-Imperialism and Social-Democracy, Cover-Up of Capitalism in the USSR (or How Martin Nicolaus and the October League Have “Restored” Socialism in the Soviet Union) by C.R. [from the RCP's The Communist, Vol. 1, No. 1, October 1976]
The Question of Which Class Rules Decides Everything. A review of Martin Nicolaus’ sham criticism and real defense of Soviet revisionism by Carl Davidson
Once more on Red Papers 7: How the RCP Has Restored Social-Democracy by M. Nicolaus
On the “Effectiveness” of the Capitalist Restoration Thesis: A Reply to the Workers Congress by the Proletarian Unity League
Socialism in the Soviet Union by Jonathan Aurthur [of the Communist Labor Party]
Is the Red Flag Flying? The Political Economy of the Soviet Union by Albert Szymanski
The “Tarnished Socialism” Thesis. Some Recent Publications in Defense of Soviet Capitalism by C.R. [from the RCP's The Communist, Vol. 2, No. 2, Summer/Fall 1978]
The Myth of Capitalism Reborn: A Marxist Critique of Theories of Capitalist Restoration in the USSR by Michael Goldfield and Melvin Rothenberg
Capitalism in the USSR? An Opportunist Theory in Disarray by Bruce Occeña and Irwin Silber
Lessons of Capitalist Restoration in the U.S.S.R. by Mark Evans [of the Revolutionary Political Organization (Marxist-Leninist)]
Capitalist Restoration or Transition to Socialism? A Review of Goldfield and Rothenberg, The Myth of Capitalism Reborn By Ira Gerstein
The Socialist Road. Character of Revolution in the U.S. and Problems of Socialism in the Soviet Union and China by Jerry Tung
USSR: Capitalist or Socialist? by Ben Phillips [of the Proletarian Unity League] [published in The Call]
The Soviet Union: Socialist or Social Imperialist? Part II: Raymond Lotta vs. Albert Szymanski (Full Text of New York City Debate, May 1983)
Notes Toward an Analysis of the Soviet Bourgeoisie by Lenny Wolff and Aaron Davis
Two articles from Swedish ’Red Dawn’ on the degeneration of the Soviet Union
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They Wanted to Serve the People: Chicanos and the Fight against National Oppression in the New Communist Movement by Bill Gallegos
Chicano Liberation and Proletarian Revolution
Fan the Flames. A Revolutionary Position on the Chicano National Question
The Betrayal of the “Communist” Party U.S.A. on the Chicano National Question
Fascist Attack on Spanish Speaking Peoples
Report to the Communist Collective of the Chicano Nation on the Chicano National-Colonial Question
Regional Autonomy for the Southwest
They Wanted to Serve the People: Chicanos and the Fight against National Oppression in the New Communist Movement by Bill Gallegos
The Struggle for Chicano Liberation
The 1970’s – A decade of struggle for the Chicano Liberation Movement
Unite everyone who can be united: Building the Chicano united front
Marxist-Leninists and the right of self-determination for the Chicano nation
Interview with a Chicano communist: ’Chicanos must unify to meet the challenges of the 80’s’
Part of our revolutionary history: Los Siete de la Raza
Chicano liberation and 1984 by Bill Flores and Bill Gallegos
A program for Chicano Liberation
Chicano Studies and the Chicano Intellectual
Chicano students and community fighting for educational rights
A personal history of the Chicano student movement by Bill Flores
The “Sunbelt Strategy” and Chicano Liberation by William Gallegos
La Cultura – A celebration of Chicano and Latino Cultures
Chicano Power: The Struggle for Chicano political representation and empowerment in the Southwest
“English Only” Divides, Not Unites
Letter from the League of Revolutionary Struggle to Unión del Barrio
Position Statement: Self-Determination for the Chicano Movement: A Critique of the League of Revolutionary Struggle by Unión del Barrio
A Response to Unión del Barrio by Gilbert Sanchez, Jr. for the League of Revolutionary Struggle
Organizational Tenets of Aztlan: Contrasting MEChA and the League of Revolutionary Struggle by Stephanie A. López
Position Paper on the League of Revolutionary Struggle by San Diego County Central MEChA
Toward a Position on the Chicano National Question
Regional Autonomy for the Southwest
August 29 Forum Calls for Regional Autonomy
Regional Autonomy for the Chicano People
ATM Peddles Reformism on Chicano Question by the October League (M-L)
Nationalist Reformism Disguised as Marxism. A polemic against the political line of the August 29th Movement by Barry Litt
Chicano identity and revolution by J. Espinoza
From the Second CPML Congress: The Chicano question by Babu, For the Afro-American commission
Chicano Liberation and Proletarian Revolution
The Chicano Struggle and the Struggle for Socialism
The Chicano Struggle and Proletarian Revolution in the U.S.: A Paper for Discussion
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The Betrayal of the “Communist” Party U.S.A. on the Chicano National Question
The CPUSA’s Views on the State; or, Right-wing ’Communism’, a Senile Disorder by C.J. [Proletariat, Vol. 1, No. 1]
A Veteran Communist Speaks... On the Struggle Against Revisionism by Admiral Kilpatrick
A Veteran Communist Speaks by Joe Dougher
A Veteran Communist Speaks: Akron Rubber Workers’ Strikes of 1936 by Jim Keller
The Strategy and Tactics of the CPUSA and the CLP in the Trade Unions: A Comparison by Anna Magnani [Appeal to Reason, Vol. 5, No. 3, Autumn 1979]
A Critique of the Communist Party USA’s “Struggle for Afro-American Liberation” by Willie Baptist [Appeal to Reason, Vol. 6, No. 1, Summer 1980]
The CPUSA Is a Reactionary Force for War. An Exposure of Revisionism on ’Detente’ by Eileen Klehr
CPUSA switches on ERA to sabotage women’s fight
Self-determination: Where does the CPUSA Stand? by Harry Wells
The CPUSA and Black Workers in the 1950s by Paul Elitzik
The Fight for a Single Party. Lessons for Today from the Struggle for Communist Unity after World War I by Barry Litt
No to the CPUSA Revisionist Ticket by Barry Weisberg
Building the UAW: How the CPUSA won the battle and lost the war by Peter Shapiro
Book Review: What Can We Learn from the CPUSA’s History? by Peter Shapiro
Two Opposing Lines in the C.P.U.S.A. [Communist Line, No. 1, October 1, 1975]
Marxist Study Guide on the CPUSA
CPUSA – Revisionist Stronghold in the U.S.A. Unite!, Vol. 2, No. 3, June-July 1976]
The CPUSA’s Liberal-Labor Approach to the Critique of Browder
Why the CPUSA didn’t resist Khrushchovite revisionism
Revisionist CPUSA holds fast to the mistakes of the 7th Congress of the CI
On the history of the CPUSA and the CI on the Right to Self-Determination
The CPUSA and the unemployed movement of the 1930’s
The CPUSA’s work in auto and the change in line of the mid-1930’s
Gus Hall supports coup. CPUSA in crisis
A split among reformists: CPUSA breaks apart
Revisionist outlook on the trade unions by Susan Klonsky
CP Election Campaign Promotes Detente
The Enemy Within: Revisionism Helps Capitalists Attack the People
Modern Revisionism: You Can Fool Some of the People Some of the Time... The Anti-Monopoly Coalition
Modern Revisionism: U.S.-Soviet Detente....
New Program of the Communist Party U.S.A. (A Draft): “Pretty Pictures of Singing Tomorrows” by Alice Jerome and Mort Scheer
Communists Try to Organize “Factories in the Fields”: Organizing California Migrant Workers in the Great Depression by Jin Dann (Progressive Labor, February 1969]
“CP” USA Convention Shows Why We Must Build a Genuine Communist Party! [Palante, August 10, 1975]
CIO Drive Points Up Need for Independent Role
CPUSA in the 1940s: The Browder Line in Practice
CPUSA Holds National Convention: Sharpen Struggle Against Revisionism!
CPUSA Convention Dilemma: How To Serve 2 Masters Headed for War?
“Communist” Party Convention Theme: We'll Make Capitalism Work!
Toward a Contemporary Strategy: Lessons of the 1930s by Paul Costello
Communist Party Theory and Practice Among the Unemployed, 1930-1938 by Irene North
The Communist Party and the CIO by Ben Rose
Anti-Revisionist Communism in the U.S., 1945-1950 by Paul Costello
Peaceful Transition and the Communist Party, USA, 1949-1958 by Bert Lewis
Errors of CPUSA: Plant Organizing in the 1940’s
Liquidationism on the Afro-American Nation: CPUSA, 1919-1940
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Guardian Radical Forum: Gay Liberation by Allen Young
Revolution and Gay Liberation by Irwin Silber
Out of the Red Closet: Gay and Lesbian Experiences in the Previous Communist Movement
Toward A Scientific Analysis of the Gay Question
Discussion of Feminism, “Women’s Liberation,” “Gay Liberation”
The Red Women’s Detachment: Revolting Rhetoric & Revolutionary Questions from Ain’t I A Woman, Vol. 1, No. 4, August 21, 1970
Motor City Labor League Central Committee Meeting Notes, 1974
NAM OL, and Gay Liberation from The Rag, September 8, 1975
Burning Issues: Gays and Sexism on the Left from The Great Speckled Bird, October 23, 1975
OL on Gays from The Great Speckled Bird, November 13, 1975
Proposal for Study of Gay Liberation and Party Building
Miscellaneous PL Documents on Homosexuality
On PL’s attitude toward homosexuals [PLP Convention Bulletin #9, n.d. [1973]]
Exchange on Homosexuality in Challenge-Desafio
Revolutionary Union On Homosexuals: Malicious Maoist Bigotry
RCP: Hit for antigay-rights line by the Guardian
Bible Belt Maoists Rant at “Deviant Sexual Behavior”
On the History of the Revolutionary Union (part two) by Steve Hamilton
Revolutionary Communist Party “On the Question of Homosexuality and the Emancipation of Women” [from the Maoist Internationalist Movement]
Letter to the RCP on its document On the Position on Homosexuality in the New Draft Program by Dennis O’Neil
Position Paper of the Revolutionary Union on Homosexuality and Gay Liberation
On the Question of Homosexuality and the Emancipation of Women [from Revolution, #56, Spring 1988]
On the Position on Homosexuality in the New Draft Programme
Homosexuality: A Political and Historical Analysis
The Oppression of Homosexuals [from Notes from Orange, #1 (Fall 1977)]
Degenerate Culture and the Women’s Question
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The Tasks of Communists in the Trade Unions
Marxist-Leninists, Trade Unionists, & the Rank & File Movement
Reformism vs. Revolutionary Struggle in the Labor Movement
The Strategy and Tactics of the CPUSA and the CLP in the Trade Unions: A Comparison by Anna Magnani [Appeal to Reason, Vol. 5, No. 3, Autumn 1979]
Communist Work as a Trade Union Official by Lynn Morrison [Appeal to Reason, Vol. 5, No. 3, Autumn 1979]
The Centrality of the Black Worker by Jim Haughton and Joe Carnegie [Appeal to Reason, Vol. 5, No. 3, Autumn 1979]
The Centrality of the Black Worker [Reply] by Sheridan Talbott [Appeal to Reason, Vol. 6, No. 1, Summer 1980]
Waging Class Struggle in the Trade Unions. A summary of the October League’s labor campaign by Ruth Gifford
Building the Factory Cell. A Party unit’s work sum-up by Mary Wexler
Questions and Answers: Why We Work in Reactionary Trade Unions
Communist organizing tactics in the labor movement. Part 1–Pay attention to concrete conditions
Communist organizing tactics the labor movement. Part 2–How to expose the union misleaders
Why unite with reformist union leaders? A debate on tactics
Taking Up the Woman Question. Work Summary of CPML factory organizers
Summing Up the CPML’s Experiences in Trade Union Work by Charles Costigan
Don’t Drown In The Waterfall of Grievances, Prepare To Cut Off The Source – Capitalism
Steward Systems: Build a Network of Leaders, Not Grievance Processors
Communist Work in the Trade Unions
Build a Fighting Workers Movement
Critique of the RU Line on the Workers’ Movement
League of Revolutionary Struggle (M-L) sums up: 1978 Postal Workers’ Contract Struggle, Part 1
League of Revolutionary Struggle (M-L) sums up: 1978 Postal Workers’ Contract Struggle, Part 2
The fight for affirmative action in labor Part I: History of struggle against job discrimination
The fight for affirmative action in labor Part II: The struggle today
Defending minority workers caucuses: Lessons from a Chicago steelworkers local
Political Report to the Line of March Labor Commission First National Conference
Imperialism and Opportunism in the Labor Movement: The Labor Aristocracy in the United States Working Paper for the Line of March Labor Commission’s First National Conference
Proletarian Revolution and the Split in the Working Class
COReS-LPR Joint Statement: Our work within the working class movement
Exchange with PUL on the Trade Union Question
Our Unions: Where we’re at, Where we’re going
Industrial Work: Make every factory our fortress
Communist Work in the Factories: A Report on the Atlanta Conference [The Call Special Supplement]
Communists and the Present Crisis [Special Call Supplement on OL’s second labor conference]
Communist Tasks in the Trade Unions [A critique of the Revolutionary Union]
Lessons Drawn from Building U.A.W. Caucus
A Communist View: Building Class Struggle Trade Unions [a series of articles from The Call]
Trade Union Question. A Communist Approach to Strategy, Tactics, and Program
On Trade Unions and the Rank and File Movement [Reprints from The Organizer #2]
Racism and the Workers’ Movement
More Than Patches. A Study of the Trade Union Question
Progressive Labor Party Trade Union Program
Lessons Learned in the Struggle to Give Communist Leadership in a New England Factory by Ed George and Jeff Paul
Labor’s Survival/Labor’s Revival. Working Papers on the Trade Unions Edited by Susan Cummings & Jonathan Hoffman for the Trade Union Commission of the Proletarian Unity League
Build the Revolutionary Worker’s Movement
A National Workers Organization: A Powerful Weapon for Our Class
“Center of Gravity” Repudiated: Economic Struggle & Revolutionary Tasks
Mensheviks in the Slag Heap: Forging Correct Line in Steel
Mass Organization at the Workplace
Trade Union Democracy and Our Tasks
OL’s Trade Union Pamphlet: A Distortion of Our History
13 Week Study Guide on the Trade Union Question
The Trade Union Movement: A Marxist Analysis
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Against Dogmatism and Revisionism: Toward a Genuine Communist Party
What Are “Left” and Right Errors?
Strategy and Tactics of the Proletariat in the Era of Imperialism
The Role of Practice in the Marxist Theory of Knowledge by Cynthia Lai
Unite Theory with Practice To Build A Communist Party!
The Building of the Vanguard Party of the U.S. Proletariat
On Building the Party among the Masses
Gaining Clarity on our Communist Tasks. A self-criticism by the League for Marxist-Leninist Unity
Against Revisionism by Michael A. Miller
Party Building: Strategy and Tactics
Drawing the working class into the political movement
A Critique of Ultra-Leftism, Dogmatism and Sectarianism
Revolutionary Strategy in the U.S.
Three Key Points: A Powerful Tool for Party Building
What Do “Left” and Right Mean?
Building a New Communist Party in the U.S.
Breaking with ’Local-Circle Mentality’ in the Fight against Revisionism by Clay Claiborne
From Circles to the Party: The Tasks of Communists Outside the Existing Parties
Characteristic Features of “Left” and Right Opportunism
On Party-Building, Against Revisionism and Dogmatism [Reprints from The Organizer #1]
The Failure of the Left to Create a Mass Movement and a Way Forward
On The Marxist-Leninist Method of Reaching Decisions by Lee Coe
Build a Base in the Working Class
Strengths and Weaknesses in the line of the International Communist Movement
The 7th Comintern Congress and The United front Against Fascism
The Role of Industrial Workers in the Fight for State Power
On Democratic Centralism, Part I, Part II, Part III.
On the Road to Power: Communist Fractions Pave the Way, Part I, Part II
2, 3, Many Parties of a New Type? Against the Ultra-Left Line by the Proletarian Unity League
Mass Line Is Key To Lead Masses In Making Revolution
Mass Line Is Key To Methods of Leading Struggle
The Day to Day Struggle and the Revolutionary Goal By Bob Avakian
On the Role of Agitation and Propaganda
The United Front Against Imperialism?
Mass Organization at the Workplace
An Introduction to Theoretical Practice
Theoretical Aspects of Political Practice by Neil Eriksen-Schmidt
Leninist Politics and the Struggle Against Economism by Paul Costello
Open Letter on Criticism-Self-Criticism by the Workers Congress (Marxist-Leninist) and Friends from the East Coast
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Puerto Rican Independence Movement, 1898–Present by Michael Staudenmaier
The Crime of El Fanguito: An Open Letter to President Truman on Puerto Rico by William Z. Foster
The Fallacy that Puerto Rico Benefits from U.S. Control by William Vila
The Fallacy that the U.S. Freed Puerto Rico by William Vila
Memorandum to the United Nations: The Case of Puerto Rico by the Communist Party of Puerto Rico
The Only School That Teaches the Puerto Rican Question by Will Daniels
Against McCarthyite Provocations: For True Puerto Rican Independence! by the National Committee, CPUSA
U.S. Imperialists Rob Puerto Rican Workers from the June-July 1963 issue of “Claridad,” the Pro-Independence Movement’s (MPI) newspaper.
Puerto Rico: A Colony of the United States by the Puerto Rican Youth Movement
Latins Demand ’Free Puerto Rico’
80,000 Demand Puerto Rican Independence The Militant, October 1, 1971
Letter of Martin Sostre to Lolita Lebron
Puerto Rican Independence Rally at Madison Square Garden [Workers Vanguard, #56, November 8, 1974]
Puerto Rican Maoists Stabbed in Back by China’s UN Vote
China Withholds Support for Puerto Rican Independence [Young Spartacus, #37, November 1975]
Interview with an Independence Leader: Some Facts About Conditions in Puerto Rico
An Independence Leader Explains: How Puerto Rico is a Victim of Imperialism
Report from Puerto Rico: Pro-Independence Youth Hold Parley
Report on MPI Youth Conference: Mari Bras Says Youth Will Build A Socialist Puerto Rico by Carl Jerome
MPI: Doctrine of the New Struggle [from Tricontinental, #13 (1969)]
Picketers in New York Call for Puerto Rican Independence
20,000 in Puerto Rican youths’ anti-war march
First Hand Report by Juan Mari Bras on the Puerto Rican Independence Fight The Militant, April 16, 1971
PR Leaders Debate Ties to U.S. The Militant, May 13, 1971
Puerto Rican leader calls for MPI change by Jesus Colon
San Juan parade spurs independence coalition by Vicki Morris
Puerto Rican Socialists Ally with Struggles in U.S. The Militant, December 10, 1971
Puerto Rico CP extends unity pledge
PSP: Nationalists Hold U.S. Conference
What Road for the Puerto Rican Movement?
The Socialist Alternative: Political Thesis of the Puerto Rican Socialist Party
One Nation...One Party by Florencio Merced
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The Struggle against “Urban Renewal“ in Manhattan's Upper West Side and the Emergence of El Comité by Rose Muzio
The Process of Puerto Rican Migration and the U.S. Working Class
MSP Discusses Strategy for Revolution
National Liberation Front or Popular Front?
P.R.S.C. – Second National Conference
Imperialism’s Strategy for Puerto Rico (Interview with the MSP)
Forum: Present Juncture in Puerto Rico
MSP/PSR Forum: Puerto Rico and the Present State of the Revolutionary Movement
Puerto Rican Solidarity Day... Puerto Rico Libre!!
Conditions in Puerto Rico Worsen!
National Guard Called Out In Puerto Rico
Fascist Rule Tightens: Puerto Rican Revolutionaries Arrested
U.N. Declares Puerto Rico A Colony
Puerto Rico: El Grito de Lares People’s Tribune, Vol. 2, No. 20, October 15, 1975]
Compact of Permanent Oppression
“Independence, yes! Statehood, No!”
Mass struggle in U.S. helped build movement that freed the four [Puerto Rican nationalist prisoners]
Statehood is the issue in Puerto Rican gubernatorial election by Luis M. Ramirez
Statehood for Puerto Rico – A Road to Disaster
Puerto Rico: Capitalist Colony and the Tasks of Marxist-Leninists [International Correspondence, #3, Spring 1981]
Puerto Rico: A Call for Independence
Puerto Rican Socialist Party Leader Speaks at United Nations
Terror Can’t Silence Claridad’s Voice
PSP Secretary Issues Challenge at UN
Spirit of “El Grito de Lares” Still Lives in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rican Solidarity Day Packs Garden
Puerto Rican Women Fight for Freedom
’...fan the flames’ by Irwin Silber [on OL criticism of the Havana International Solidarity Conference with Puerto Rico]
Conference Pushes Soviet Aims in Puerto Rico
Crisis Hits Hard at Puerto Rico
The Guardian’s Man in Havana: An Exposure of ’Centrism’ by Martin Nicolaus
For Denouncing Soviet Danger: Anti-imperialists Expelled from PRSC
Call Editorial: Independence for Puerto Rico
Call Editorial: PSP’s ’Unity’ with Soviet Meeting
Puerto Ricans suffer worst poverty in U.S.
Debate: Two Puerto Ricans say U.S. is no ally
New Unionism in Puerto Rico [The Organizer, Vol. 2, No. 2, April-May 1976]
PRSC Holds Convention by J. Reed
Repression Spurs Debate in PRSC by Jim Griffin [The Organizer, Vol. 3, No. 6, August 1977]
The Puerto Rican Labor Movement: from colonialism to militancy by Anna Gold
Story of a Puerto Rican Woman by Jenny Quinn [The Organizer, Vo. 4, No. 3, March 1978]
Puerto Rico... Statehood or Independence? by Nora Santilli
The PRSC Holds National Convention by Clay Newlin [The Organizer, Vol. 5, No. 9, September 1979]
Report on MPI Youth Conference: Mari Bras Says Youth Will Build A Socialist Puerto Rico by Carl Jerome
From Independence to National Liberation: Puerto Rican Nationalism Today by Manuel Bruckman
U.S.-Soviet Struggle: Why Ford Wants to Make P.R. Into a State
The Struggle for Puerto Rican Rights
The Struggle for Puerto Rican Rights and the Smith Act
Handbook on Puerto Rican Work by the Puerto Rican Affairs Committee
CPUSA Revisionism and Puerto Rican Liberation: An Excerpt from Two Roads for American Communists by Milton Palmer [Theodore W. Allen]
Puerto Rico: 61 Years of American Imperialist Oppression
Editorial: Does There Exist a Divided Nation? By Gloria Fontanez [Palante, December 20, 1972]
Editorial: PRRWO Responds to El Comité [Palante, March 15, 1973]
What Road for the Puerto Rican Movement? by the Puerto Rican Revolutionary Workers Organization
What Road for the Puerto Rican Movement? – PSP Replies by the Puerto Rican Socialist Party
National Liberation of Puerto Rico and the Responsibilities of the U.S. Proletariat
Against Terrorism For Proletarian Revolution [Palante, February 1975]
“Anti-Sovietism” – Worst Poison in the Revolutionary Movement? A Reply to PSP [Palante, July 9, 1975]
Expose Havana Conference: Social-Imperialist Scheme to Leech Off Puerto Rico’s Struggle [Palante, September 10, 1975]
Albizu Campos and the Ponce Massacre by Juan Antonio Corretjer
Puerto Rico: A Strategy for Revolution by Juan Antonio Corretjer
Words to the Young Lords: Nationalism or Communism by Juan Antonio Corretjer [PL Magazine, Vol. 8, No. 1, February 1971]
People’s War in Puerto Rico by Juan Antonio Corretjer [PL Magazine, Vol. 8, No. 5, August 1972]
Puerto Rican Workers Heat Up Class Struggle; PRSL Blasts Elections
Liga Socialists Calls for Refinery Takeover To Halt Oil Bosses’ Superport Schemes
Que Viva Puerto Rico Libre! by Angel Rodriguez Cristobal [Breakthrough,, Vol. II, No. 1, Spring 1978]
Toward People’s War, For Independence and Socialism in Puerto Rico: In Defense of Armed Struggle
Statements on the assassination of Angel Rodriguez Cristobal, member of the Political Bureau of the PRSL [Breakthrough,, Vol. IV, No. 1, Winter 1980]
The Will to Win by Juan Antonio Corretjer [Breakthrough,, Vol. V, No. 1, Spring 1981]
Judgment of the Grand Jury by Carlos Noya [Breakthrough,, Vol. VII, No. 1, Winter 1983]
Don Juan Antonio Corretjer: ¡Presente! [Breakthrough,, Vol. IX, No. 1, Spring-Summer 1985]
Fan the Flames... by Irwin Silber
Fan the Flames... by Irwin Silber
On the October 27 Day of Solidarity at the Madison Square Garden by Resistencia Puertorriqueña
Independence for Puerto Rico! Political Statement of the Puerto Rican Solidarity Committee
P.R.S.C. – Second National Conference by El Comité/MINP
For Denouncing Soviet Danger: Anti-imperialists Expelled from PRSC by the October League (M-L)
PRSC Holds Convention by J. Reed (Philadelphia Workers Organizing Committee)
PRSC – From Conciliation to Outright Surrender by Marxist-Leninists for an Independent Puerto Rico [Unite!, Vol. 2, No. 3, June-July 1976]
Arguments and Proposals for the PRSC Conference by the March 1st Bloc [Urgent Tasks, #1, May 1977]
Update: The National Liberation Front Must Emerge by the Update Collective [Urgent Tasks, #1, May 1977]
Comment on Puerto Rican Solidarity Work by some members of Praire Fire Organizing Committee [Breakthrough, Vol. 1, No. 2, June-July 1977]
Repression Spurs Debate in PRSC by Jim Griffin (Philadelphia Workers Organizing Committee) [The Organizer, Vol. 3, No. 6, August 1977]
The PRSC Holds National Convention by Clay Newlin (Philadelphia Workers Organizing Committee) [The Organizer, Vol. 5, No. 9, September 1979]
On the October 27 Day of Solidarity at the Madison Square Garden
Analysis of the Havana Conference in Solidarity with the Independence of Puerto Rico
Self-Determination for the Puerto Rican Nation! (Part II)
Independence for Puerto Rico! [demonstration flyer]
Independence for Puerto Rico! [Resistance, Vol. 8, No. 1, January 1977]
US Imperialism Out of Puerto Rico! Self-Determination for the Puerto Rican Nation! [Bolshevik, Vol. 7, No. 1, January-February 1977]
Independence for Puerto Rico: Denounce Statehood Plot!
Amilcar Cabral/Paul Robeson Collective Study Guide on the Afro-American National Question, 1982-1983
History of the U.S. Left [Study Class/Study Guide]
An Outline for the Study of Marxism-Leninism
Study Notes on “Letter to a Comrade On Our Organizational Tasks”
Study Marxist Philosophy: Penetrate the Appearance to Grasp the Essence
Annotated Bibliography on Agitation and Propaganda
Updated Outline of Study in the Worker’s Study Group [bibliography]
Sum-Up Study Outline – Worker’s Study Group [bibliography]
The Worker’s Study Group Outline of Study on the Woman Question
Study Guide for How to Learn Marxism-Leninism
Developing a Correct Attitude Towards Oneself [study guide]
Marxist Study Guide on the CPUSA
Study Guide to Basic Marxist-Leninist Theory
Study Guide to Volume Two of Charles Bettelheim’s Class Struggles in the USSR
Study Guide on the History of the International Communist Movement
Study Guide on Federationism by D.W. for the OCIC Steering Committee
The Russian Party Building Experience: A Guide for the “Struggle Against Federationism” by the Tucson Marxist-Leninist Collective, Bay Area Workers Organizing Committee “Minority” and Boston Political Collective (M-L)
Study Group Curriculum on the Party [from the mid-1960s]
SOC Study [from Notes from Orange, #1 (Fall 1977)]
Study Guide to the History of the World Communist Movement (21 Sessions)
Study Guide to the History of the Communist Party, USA (12 Sessions)
13 Week Study Guide on the Trade Union Question
Revolutionary Training [series introduction]
The Chief Means of Revolutionary Training
The Path from Fragmentation to Party Unity
Revolutionary Training and the Iskra Tactic
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Women’s Oppression: Our Analysis
Women in the Revolutionary Movement/The Children, and Women as Cadre [from Obreros en Marcha, Vol. 2, Nos. 3 & 4, March, April 1976]
Unity, struggle at Guardian forum: ’Women and Class Struggle’
Speech by Karen Davidson of the Guardian
Speech by Mary Lou Greenberg of the Revolutionary Union
A feminist replies to the Revolutionary Union by Rosario Morales
Role of Women’s Movement Debated at Guardian Forum
The Defense of Women’s Rights in the U.S. Today by the Line of March Editorial Board
The Worker’s Study Group Outline of Study on the Woman Question
Gender and Revolutionary Feminism [MIM Theory, Nos. 2-3, 1992]
Joint Statement on the Woman Question
Draft Theses: The Woman Question
The Woman Question [Unite!, Vol. 2, No. 3, June-July 1976]
Discussion of Feminism, “Women’s Liberation,” “Gay Liberation”
The Red Women’s Detachment: Revolting Rhetoric & Revolutionary Questions from Ain’t I A Woman, Vol. 1, No. 4, August 21, 1970
Monogamy, Prostitution, and the Family
Socialist-Feminist: Why It Doesn’t Work
Resolution on the Woman Question
Women’s Liberation: A Communist View
Taking Up the Woman Question. Work Summary of CPML factory organizers
A Party that fights for women’s freedom: Interview with CPML Vice-Chairman Eileen Klehr
Working Women and the Struggle for Women’s Liberation
PWOC Resolution on the Formation of a Women’s Liberation Commission [The Organizer, Vol. 2, No. 3, June-July 1976]
Why Women Need a Vanguard Party by Sara Murphy [The Organizer, Vol. 3, No. 2, February-March 1977]
A Program to Guide Us: The Struggle Against Sexism [The Organizer, Vol. 3, No. 2, February-March 1977]
Women’s Liberation – A Revolutionary Struggle Against Capital
The Women’s Liberation Movement. The Need for a Marxist-Leninist Line by Irene Krull
Red Papers 3: Women Fight for Liberation
Break the Chains! Unleash the Fury of Women as a Mighty Force for Revolution
A Beginning Analysis of the Woman Question
Party Building and the Woman Question by the Revolutionary Workers League
Women’s Issues [from Notes from Orange, #1 (Fall 1977)]
Women’s Oppression in Capitalist Society: An Introduction
The Material Basis of Women’s Oppression in Capitalist Society by Jean Tepperman
Women: the struggle for liberation
Bolshevize the Ranks: Forward on the Woman Question
Women’s Liberation – A Revolutionary Struggle
Degenerate Culture and the Women’s Question
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On the Student Movement in the U.S. by Josh Sykes
A Future to Win: The Student Movement and the 1980s
A personal history of the Chicano student movement by Bill Flores
A Brief History: The Issue of Racism and the Student Movement by the New Voice
Building a Revolutionary Student Movement, Part 1–SNCC and the Early Period
Building a Revolutionary Student Movement, Part 2–Students Against Imperialism
Youth as a Revolutionary Force
Build the Anti-Imperialist Student Movement
Revolutionary Communist Youth Brigade Founded!
Communism – Road Forward for Youth
In the Fight for the Party Build the Young Bolshevik League
Marxists on Campus: Shedding Ultra-leftism to Build Student Movement
Campus Work [from Notes from Orange, #1 (Fall 1977)]
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