-Conducida en Direcciones Opuestas- por RAY LIGHT * Traducción del inglés de un artículo publicado en Boletín #78, Mayo-Junio 2013También incluido en esta edición: “Si No Estás Indignado, No Estás Prestando Atención” “Como la ciudadela del imperio mundial actual, no es sorprendente que la sociedad de EEUU es mucho más violenta que las otras 33 … Read more
Photo shows the 16 workers arrested in raids on tent colony on the night of June 7, 1929, 13 of whom face the electric chair. They are; Amy Schechter, K. Y. Hendricks, F. E, Beal, C. Miller, Sophie Melvin, Wm. McGinnis, J. Harrison, R. Allen, Vera Bush, L. McLaughlin, G. Carter, K. O. Byers, Russell … Read more
As of this writing, the official results have largely been finalized in the 2010 midterm U.S. elections. The Democratic Party has lost about a half dozen Senate seats but has retained a narrow majority there. In the House of Representatives the Republican Party has returned to majority status after a four year hiatus, gaining more … Read more
By William Weinstone Secretary of the Michigan District of the Communist Party, U.S.A. Workers Library Publishers March, 1937 The first major battle in the auto industry has just been fought and won. It was unquestionably a great strike, a truly militant battle, waged with a vigor and passion which will place this strike side by … Read more
May Day was born out of the fight of workers in the US for the 8-hour day. On May 1, 1886, hundreds of thousands of workers around the country downed their tools and went on strike. In the state attack that followed, police in Chicago killed six striking workers. At a mass rally protesting that … Read more
The CPUSA was founded in September 1919, as a vanguard political party of the working class of the USA. In the main, until the late 1930s, it fulfilled its responsibilities as the center for rallying Marxist-Leninists to forge a genuine proletarian party. However, this was cast aside when the party leadership embraced the revisionist teachings of … Read more