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.
Organizing Theory
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.
Overreliance on Digital Communication
Many Communists communicate digitally, but do not relate to each other primarily as comrades…[they] do not develop materially powerful Communist organizations.
Red Aid
What is it? What are its principles?
We Are Not Alone
We’ve got to get together, not just on our own, but in groups, and start to put together an organization that spans the entire U.S.-canadian empire, examine and report on its local conditions in each region, and create a plan to annihilate it root and branch.
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.
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 […]