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Ahead of the 2024 Convention, CPUSA is split on two important quesitons: What is fascism? Is fascism already here? Cde-Editor Myrrh examines a woefully inadequate attempt by a party member to answer these questions.
The Student Encampment at Northwestern University resisted police incursion for a week, but was suddenly dismantled. Were they defeated? As Cde. Sylvia reports, the real answer is much worse: the students were betrayed.
This was the Met Gala of 2024: gold, lit by white phosphorous. One block from the Gala protestors chanted, “Gaza! Gaza!” and waved Palestinian flags.
Texas State Troopers — the Sturmabteilung of Texas Governor Greg Abbott — or possibly the Texas National Guard — beat a Honduran man to death on March 17, 2024 in the city of El Paso.
On May 15 a pig army ran rampant at California’s UC Irvine…. $32 billion USD of the UC Irvine endowment is invested in zionist-allied or zionist-operated companies. This money supports the continued existence of the zionist state.
We must therefore urge all organizers who read the Red Clarion against the kind of explosive, “my way or the highway,” responses to other organizations.
On May 5, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu closed all Al-Jazeera offices within the zionist occupied territories. It had been voted unanimously by his cabinet, and announced through Twitter. This is capitalist freedom.
Slowing down and reassessing the movement, taking time to build a more militant, developed, structured movement with a broader base in the wider labor struggle, and preparing for a resumed offensive in August and September may actually be a hidden benefit of this current ebb.
What would it require for every worker to militantly agree to go on strike, resist police attack, and prevent scabs from working? Why, not much. Only a total revolutionization of the labor movement.
We demand that RISD promote a permanent ceasefire by divesting from companies that facilitate the genocide in Gaza.
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