What's new

• March on May Day! Full rights for all immigrants, now!  (leaflet of the the Seattle Communist Study Group, April 19, 2013);  Don’t fall for the fake reforms of Obama/Congress: Full rights for all immigrants, now! (Detroit Workers' Voice #107, May 1, 2013).
  

• On the sub-imperialism of the BRICS bourgeoisies (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa): the "BRICS from below" counter-summit denounces the BRICS summit of March 26-27 in Durban, South Africa.

• About the speeches at the "Forward on Climate" rally in Washington, D.C.: presentation at the Detroit Workers' Voice Discussion Group meeting of March 17, 2013
  

• For a working-class environmental movement (four articles from the Communist Voice about the environmental crisis): a pamphlet distributed at the Feb. 17, 2013 demonstration in Washington and elsewhere
  

• Postal workers and postal service under attack: The disastrous letter carriers contract, how the union leaders praise it, and the move to five-day delivery of letters (three articles based on the presentation at the Detroit Workers' Voice Discussion Group meeting of February 10, 2013). Also Detroit Workers' Voice #106: Five-day mail delivery slashes postal jobs and public service/Leaders of the National Association of Letter Carriers hail disastrous anti-worker contract arbitration ruling.

• The fiscal cliff, and what to do about it: (presentation at the Detroit Workers' Voice Discussion Group, January 13, 2013).

• Hurricane Sandy and global warming (presentation at the Detroit Workers' Voice Discussion Group, December 9, 2012).
  

• Denounce the massacre of striking platinum miners at Marikana, South Africa, hail the victory of the strike, and support the subsequent South African strike wave!  On the strike wave, the  nature of the post-apartheid ANC government, the ugly stand of  the South African Communist Party, and the path forward for the poverty-stricken working masses of South Africa (presentation at the Detroit Workers' Voice Discussion Group, September 30, 2012).
  

• The September 2012 issue of Communist Voice, issue #47, has appeared with articles on
  --the Occupy movement and the trade unions
  --the agony of Greece
  --the Quebec student strike
  --raising questions about the views of Harman and Roberts on the cause of crisis
  --saying NO to fracking
  --why activists should support the Syrian uprising
  --Ukainian Marxists denounce revisionists for supporting the massacre of Kazakh strikers
  --and more.
  The full text of these articles is posted on this website.
  

• Labor Day 2012: Fight the austerity championed by Republicans and Democrats! Denounce the massacre of striking South African platinum miners at Marikana! Support the Syrian people's rebellion against the Assad dictatorship! (PDF verison)

• Why the struggle against revisionism is important: Against the massacre of striking oil workers in Janaozen, Kazakhstan  -- two articles from the Ukrainian journal Klassovii Vzglyad (Class View--Bulletin of Internationalist Marxism) with an introduction by Communist Voice
  

• Solidarity with the Syrian uprising and the other continuing struggles of the Arab Spring! (RE: Detroit Workers' Voice Discussion Group meeting of July 29, 2012) And against those groups which denounce democratic uprisings (RE: Detroit Workers' Voice Discussion Group meting of June 19, 2012)
  

• Join the May Day demonstrations! No to austerity, environmental ruin, and attacks on immigrants! (Leaflet of the Seattle Communist Study Group, April 14, 2012). All out for May 1st -- International Workers' Day! (Detroit Workers' Voice #103, May 1, 2012).
  

• Into the streets October 7th (10th anniversary of the US invasion of Afghanistan)! No more war in Afghanistan!
  

• The Fukushima disaster means no to nuclear power! On the occasion of the October 1 anti-nuclear demonstrations (Detroit Workers' Voice #102, October 1, 2011). And a more extended article, Fukushima shows why we must build the fight against all nukes!, from a forthcoming issue of Communist Voice.
  

• Al Gore's "24 hours of reality" about global warming, but continuing fantasy about market-based measures.
  

• Down with the anti-worker campaign! USPS management declares war on postal workers, and also cuts postal service, Detroit Workers' Voice #101, September 4, 2011. (PDF version)
  

• Solidarity with the democratic uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East! -- Detroit Workers' Voice #100, April 28, 2011. (PDF version)
  

• No to Michigan Governor Snyder's war on the workers and the poor! Detroit Workers' Voice #98, March 23, 2011. (PDF version)
  

• Demonstrate on March 19th against Obama's endless wars! (Leaflet of the Seattle Anti-Imperialist Committee)

• Solidarity with the mass uprising of the Egyptian people!
  

• Watch out for Obama's new attacks on immigrants! Leaflet for the April 10 demonstrations, by the Seattle Anti-Imperialist Committee (PDF version) and Detroit Workers' Voice #89 on full rights for immigrants and in support of the struggle of postal workers. (PDF version).
  

• A century of International Women's Day -- 1910-2010 - leaflel of the Seattle Anti-Imperialist Committee.
  

• On the question of workers' rule: a reply to an anarchist (Seattle Ben) with respect to freedom, the proletarian party, planning in the future workers' state, and the environment, by Eric Gordon, Sept. 16, 2009.

• Against Stalinist revisionism: the roots of present-day revisionist errors in the earlier stands of the post-World War II period. The May 1, 1984 pamphlet on problems in the orientation of the world communist movement in the post-World War II period is now available as a PDF pamphlet with an introduction of April 2009.

• New historical articles have been added to the site under the new subject headings "History of the CPUSA", "Militant united front tactics vs. the 7th Congress of the Comintern", and "The black national question in the U.S." See under "Past articles by subject".

• It's not just today that the UAW national leadership practiced business unionism, they were also doing it back in the days of the UAW's formation. It was not the business unionist leaders, but the combination of a mass upsurge and rank-and-file organization that led to the successful sit-down strikes of the 1930s. See:
  --The CPUSA'S work in auto and the change in line of the mid-1930's

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