Reject CPUSA’s Amistad Award
REJECT CPUSA’s 2025 “Amistad Award” for the imperialist trade unionists of Pratt and Whitney.
CPUSA
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.
CPUSA Resignation
“I am tired of making excuses for a bunch of liberals and pork choppers more interested in what they consider journalism and singing than in the success of communism. I’m tired of trying to build a party only interested in perpetuating itself for the benefit of a few in leadership while taking up space in activism. I’m just plain tired.”
Stagnant Parties Don’t Deserve Your Time
The CPUSA, FRSO, PSL, and DSA are not identical, but all suffer from a palpable stagnancy.
The Question of Spontaneous Terror
Our comrades clearly see the necessity of building the party, but in their eagerness, their analysis considers that party already built.
Liberalism and Fascism with Communist Characteristics
The Party will form the vanguard of the revolution only when the masses of the most oppressed internationally recognize it as their representative and their weapon in the class struggle, wielded by and in the interests of the international proletariat.
Forward the Red Flag
Denouncing violence will not endear the working class to communism. It will not fool the agents of the capitalist state. It will not deflect scrutiny or prosecution.
On Why I’m Leaving the Party
Comrade Khadija explains how she came to the decision that it was time for her to leave the CPUSA.
Why I Left the CPUSA
Comrade Birb details their reasons for leaving the CPUSA in November 2023 and gives an update on their current organizing efforts.