My Letter of Withdrawal from the Party for Socialism and Liberation
A letter I wrote to my comrades in which I formally withdrew my membership from the Party for Socialism and Liberation, with addendums and a preface.
Struggle
COMBAT SETTLER LIBERALISM
In order to combat the liberalism that grips the throat of the Communist movement in these occupied lands, it’s necessary to reflect on the ways in which liberal ideology and habits are uniquely expressed in the current historical moment.
Fuck the “Stack”
The way the rules are structured has a huge impact on the flow of a meeting and, therefore, on how and even whether things are decided. The rules govern the shape of an organization. They become its organizing principles on a basic and fundamental level.
Bad rules make for a broken organization.
Enter the Stack.
“A Rethinking of Everything Altogether”
Why hasn’t the so-called u.s. left, despite all of the efforts made over the last two years, been able to meaningfully intervene in a live-streamed genocide?
Unifying Principles
Without points of unity, an organization cannot make headway. It spends all of its time treading water, debating over and over again on topics that should be closed.
On the Retraction of “Liberal Feminism and the Commodification of the Cunt”
Sexual behaviors are reflections of social and cultural phenomena, but in isolation they tell us very little about contemporary material conditions. We must constantly go deeper.
How Do We Meet the Masses and Where Do We Go?
First, know the most urgently felt needs of the people. Then, use our knowledge of political economy, organizational theory, and historical materialism to create an answer.
The Mass Meeting
The labor movement has been exhausted of its revolutionary potential, in most instances actually serving as a buttress for reaction and a pillar of imperialism, but because our Communists are mechanical in their application of historical materialism (often in the service of opportunism), they focus on recreating the precise tactics of past revolutionaries rather than drawing lessons from revolutionary history and applying them creatively.
Forward Out of FRSO
This most recent scandal again demonstrates the inseparability of the structures of organizing we have criticized in the past from the perpetuation of chauvinism and abuse.
Toward a Boston League of Workers and Students
It is necessary to strike at the chains the workers of the imperial centers have helped forge and to draw them away from the side of their “own” bourgeoisie.