U.S. history
Strangers in the Land: the Chinese in America
Michael Luo’s Strangers in the Land is an excellent starting point for the study of the Chinese experiences in the United States.
Peter Cacchione: New York City communist
Cacchione outlined a distinctive approach to political speaking and organizing, one that saw political interchange as a moment to embody democratic ideals.
Red Scare without the Reds? Clay Risen loses the plot
Blind to anti-communism's function in the class and democratic struggle, Risen erases CPUSA history, presenting McCarthyism as a mere cultural phenomenon.
A Marxist analysis of the Trump victory
The fast and easy conclusion is that Americans have turned to the right. But is that really what we just witnessed?
Attacks on Black Studies reflect ruling class worries
The extreme right assault on progressive education is an effort to disrupt growing working-class and people's unity
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