None of Us Are Innocent to the Enemy
To die under capitalism is to have been killed by it. True justice will only be taken by us.
North America
Then As Farce
The correct response to the 2024 election is neither candidate. If the Democrats passively accrue left wing support in 2024, the election’s farcical nature will be entirely the U.S. Left’s responsibility for our failure to capitalize on the lessons wrought in the past four years.
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.
The Executive Gambit
We are told our elections are free and fair, but free and fair for which class?
An Overview of the Movement in its Current State
History is with us. The time is right. We propose today nothing short of casting the very metal from which the social revolution will be forged!
The Violence Is Never Isolated
Forest Park Deputy Police Chief Christopher Chin referred to Labor Day’s quadruple homicide as an “isolated incident.” There is nothing isolated about violence and dehumanization of unsheltered people.
Why Marxism?
The Atlantic Regional Communist Party (ARCP) explains why in 2024, almost 200 years after the publication of The Communist Manifesto, Marxism is as relevant as ever.
Navajo Nation: We Will Block Your Trucks
The settler state is once again demonstrating that it does not recognize Indigenous sovereignty in any meaningful sense. They will make any exceptions they need to to ensure they can continue to pillage tribal lands.
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.
Police Terrorism and Urban Settler Colonialism Carve Up Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine
Who is defining what ‘crime’ is? How is a church providing for the hungry viewed as “attracting” crime? Why is a child going hungry, in itself, not viewed as a crime when it’s perpetuated by our own government? The answer is that spikes in “crime” are nothing more than code for a rise in poverty and state repression.