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.
Organizing Theory
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 […]
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.
What Is Organizing?
Cde. Peter, Deputy of USU Press affiliate Cincinatti Community Aid and Praxis (CCAP), describes what organizing really means and why it is vital for the workers’ movement.
Watch the Cops and Keep Your Eyes Open
We have long advocated the formation of primary organizations…. It is possible to “act” while at the same time studying.
Destructive Struggle
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.
How to Retreat
Only one thing will do: not to die, but to live; not to be held in jail, but to escape and be free; not to be a lone voice crying out, but to be the organizer of a vast chorus.
Tend the Garden
We must act now as Red Gardeners so that we may create an army of gardeners. We must raise up legions of shepherds and caretakers.
Battle Lines
Who are our friends? Who are our enemies? These are questions that it is critical for us to answer in order to advance our movement.