Our Party has a huge responsibility at the moment, but we can fulfill our task, if we keep our eye on the prize.
Friday's boycott is an appropriate response to the racist capitulation of corporate America to the MAGA right. Let's hit them where it hurts: in the pocket book.
Our main task is to increase our effectiveness in connecting with grassroots workers in order to draw them into struggle and promote rank-and-file activity.
W.E.B. Du Bois' The African Roots of War was first published by The Atlantic in May, 1915. His essay...
This article was originally published here by the Chicago History Museum. Claude M. Lightfoot (1910–1991) was an African American...
This text is excerpted from a recorded address of former CPUSA National Chairman Henry Winston. The original audio can...
How does an ultranationalist, fascistic ideology like MAGA increasingly find international appeal and what can we do to fight back? Tune in to find out!
Show AllStories of people coming together show our common bonds are stronger than our differences. Government must provide the resources necessary to extinguish the fires, rebuild, and recover.
Show AllClub members marched with the Party banner and spoke on the rally's main stage, reminding fellow community members that fascism is not inevitable; there is still room for struggle.
Show AllOn a summer day in Beirut in 1972, a Palestinian man and his 17-year-old niece walked from their home to their car. He turned the key in the ignition, detonating a grenade, which triggered a plastic bomb placed under the back bumper, killing them both. The man was one of...
In an incident too ridiculous to be serious and too serious to be ridiculous, a 27-year-old man, Mordechai Brafman, attempted to murder two people he thought were Palestinian Arabs in Miami, Fla., on Sat., Feb. 15. From his online social media profile, it is not hard to discern that Brafman...
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