How does the class struggle intersect with the broader equality movements of people of color, women and lgbtq people. What’s the relationship of the workers demands with youth, environmental movements and seniors? All of this and more is discussed in this webinar that opens a discussion on the new draft party program.
Specifically:
How does racism hurt the entire working class, and why is it important to make the fight against racism a component of the coalitions we work with?
What is the role of oppressed nationalities in movements for health care, education, and immigrant rights and climate?
How do sexism, misogyny, and the inequality of women hurt the entire working class, and why is it important to bring the fight against male supremacy as a component of the coalitions we work with? What is the role of the women’s movement in the struggle against the extreme right?
What forms of oppression and discrimination do LGBTQ people face? How does capitalism shape and perpetuate that oppression, and how can we advance the struggle for equality?
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The Communist Party USA is a revolutionary working-class political party founded in 1919 in Chicago, IL.
The Communist Party stands for the interests of the American working class and the American people. It stands for our interests in both the present and the future. Solidarity with workers of other countries is also part of our work. We work in coalition with the labor movement, the peace movement, the student movement, organizations fighting for equality and social justice, the environmental movement, immigrants rights groups and the health care for all campaign.
But to win a better life for working families, we believe that we must go further. We believe that the American people can replace capitalism with a system that puts people before profit — socialism.
We are rooted in our country's revolutionary history and its struggles for democracy. We call for "Bill of Rights" socialism, guaranteeing full individual freedoms.
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