A Decolonial Manifesto
For us to bring about the revolution in the imperial centers we must not only combat the powerful forces of the enemy state, but also their auxiliaries, the pure revolutionists, who insist on ignoring all existing conditions.
Struggle
The Settler J. Sykes and the FRSO
Leading Freedom Road Socialist Organization (FRSO) theoretician J. Sykes purports to refute the theory that the United States is a settler-colonial nation. The piece is, to put it bluntly, intellectually lazy and starts from an unfounded conclusion and works backwards to justify it, setting up strawman opponents and dressing up a shallow and flawed analysis in Mao quotes to do so.
What’s Next?
To the great masses of people all around the world, we are the bad guys. We can’t afford to lie to ourselves anymore. We have to wake up.
Come Together
It is time to come together… The pretenses are gone, the veils rent asunder, and we must evaluate our position in the cold light of day.
Do Not Waver!
This issue of inconstancy is at heart a failure to forge an organization with the basic revolutionary commitments necessary to see the task through.
Report on the Lake Quonnipaug Conference
Cincinatti Community Aid and Praxis delivers a report on their attendance at the Lake Quonnipaug Conference and the establishment of the All-Empire Worker’s League.
Addressing Misconduct in the Movement
For the benefit of USU and other organizations, Cincinatti Community Aid and Praxis (CCAP) submits an explanation for their protocols and bylaws regarding misconduct and criticism.
Enough of Justice!
One of the tools that we have inherited from social-revolutionary movements of the past century, one of the tools that can help us build the party and prevent the structural decay that has afflicted all other party-building efforts in the imperial West, is that of self-and-community criticism.
Struggle Is Not Stagnation
It is necessary to resolve or reconcile contradictions between members, because their resolution is motion. However, there are some contradictions that are irreconcilable.
Lessons from Practical Work: the Taxonomy of Local Organizations
Although it is a generally accepted principle that specialization is an adaptation or elaboration of a generalized form, practical experience has shown us that this is not the case when […]