What’s Next?
To the great masses of people all around the world, we are the bad guys. We can’t afford to lie to ourselves anymore. We have to wake up.
Organizing
Enough of Justice!
One of the tools that we have inherited from social-revolutionary movements of the past century, one of the tools that can help us build the party and prevent the structural decay that has afflicted all other party-building efforts in the imperial West, is that of self-and-community 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 […]
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.
On Scientific Socialism and Organizing
Cde. Persephone of the Kansas Socialist Book Club delivers a report and self-critique regarding KS-SBC’s change of direction.
Why You Should Be Optimistic Right Now
As difficult a time as this is, it is a privilege to live in this revolutionary moment.
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.
Organize Within the DSA!
It is exceedingly easy to apply a mechanical analysis to the DSA and dismiss the “party” without a second thought – but we are not in the third period and the DSA is not the SDP.
Considerations for Trauma-Informed Political Discussion
It is not you versus your conversation partners; it is critical to remember that you are trying to deepen your communal understanding.