Why Marxism?
The Atlantic Regional Communist Party (ARCP) explains why in 2024, almost 200 years after the publication of The Communist Manifesto, Marxism is as relevant as ever.
Long-Reads
The Inevitable Collapse of the Zionist Entity
As it lashes out in all directions like a cornered animal, the undeniable truth is that the zionist entity is on its way to collapse.
State of Control: Phoenix and the American Fascists
In reality, the Phoenix Program never went away. Now it is mushrooming up again as the Department of Homeland Security, militarized police, targeted murder of Black Lives Matter activists, and the not one but many Cop Cities springing up all over the United States.
Towards a New York City League of Workers and Students
This document represents only the first step in a plan to ground our analysis, as a movement, firmly in reality, and to depart from the bourgeois mythmaking.
Against CPUSA’s Colonizer “Communism”
Amid movement-wide confusion and CPUSA mystification of the “primary contradiction” within the U.S. Empire, now more than ever we need to clearly understand why settler colonialism is the principal contradiction in need of being addressed.
USU Press Adopts New Plan
The Press Organization has adopted a new prospectus and plan to help unify the movement.
The Cult-Building Tendency
This is the essence of the cult-form: in order to extract labor and money from its membership, commit abuses with impunity, and maintain absolute control over the money and labor lodged in the organization and its members, the leadership must maintain absolute control and block all avenues of accountability.
A True Accounting of the CPUSA In Its Members Own Words
Exploring an anti-democratic organization designed to stifle the Communist movement.
Your Standard of Living Demands the Exploitation of Others
Thirty years ago, Butch Lee & Red Rover audaciously predicted the future of class struggle in an increasingly neocolonial world. Cde. Pariah reviews their seminal text, NIGHT-VISION.
Undead Unionism
Cde. Editor Katsfoter performs a deep dive into the history of business unionism in the U.S. Empire, and its implications for struggle today.