Women's History
Bury the Corpse of Colonialism, a review
Elisabeth B. Armstrong's book looks at the historical connection between women's struggle for equality, and the fight against capitalism and imperialism.
From county farm to statewide fame, Nellie Stone Johnson’s journey
Nellie Stone Johnson — radical farmer, African American union leader, civil rights activist, and YCL member — left an impressive legacy of struggle.
Eleanor everywhere
Two books about Eleanor Roosevelt, the First Lady who "comforted the distressed" and "distressed the comfortable.”
Anne Burlak: The red flame
Nicknamed the "Red Flame," Anne Burlak Timpson was a prominent communist labor organizer in the 1930s and beyond.
Statement of the Communist Party USA on International Women’s Day
The Communist Party USA joins with all democratic, progressive, and revolutionary forces in celebrating International Women’s Day. One struggle, one fight: workers' power and women's rights!