Emile Schepers
Emile Schepers is a veteran civil and immigrant rights activist. Emile Schepers was born in South Africa and has a doctorate in cultural anthropology from Northwestern University. He has worked as a researcher and activist in urban, working-class communities in Chicago since 1966. He is active in the struggle for immigrant rights, in solidarity with the Cuban Revolution and a number of other issues. He now writes from Northern Virginia.
Giving a Mass Basis to our Peace and Solidarity Work
Turn every peace and solidarity campaign into a mass campaign.
Convention discussion: Jobs, housing and the Green New Deal
The potential to create more and better jobs is great, but it will require struggle at all levels.
Convention Discussion: Consolidating new members and developing new activists and cadres
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New legislative action for immigrant rights and new edition of Immigration Myths v Facts
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A brief history of the world communist movement
The degradation of the environment and the unsatisfactory living conditions of capitalism has brought into being a reawakening, the dream of a socialist world.