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‘The True Levellers Standard Advanced’ (1649) by Gerrard Winstanley from Works. Cornell University Press, 1941.

Gerrard Winstanley, one of the most outstanding, transcendent non-Marxist exponents of communism ever to write in words of English, pens the world-changing program of The True Levellers, as the Diggers called themselves. In that revolutionary year of 1649, the English Levellers limited themselves to political equality; the True Levellers demanded, and practiced, social equality–communism. ‘The […]Read Article

‘A Year of History-Making’ by Frank R. Crosswaith from The Messenger. Vol. 8 No. 9. September, 1926.

A leading organizer of the Brotherhood on the momentous campaign underway to organize Black porters and maids on the nation’s railroads. ‘A Year of History-Making’ by Frank R. Crosswaith from The Messenger. Vol. 8 No. 9. September, 1926. August 25, 1925, has become an historic date in the annals of the American Negro and a […]United States · United States Read Article

‘Europe is Not the World’ by M.N. Roy from International Press Correspondence. Vol. 4 No. 90. December 31, 1924.

‘Fourth Congress delegates, 1922. Standing: third from left, Tan Malaka; sixth from left, M.N. Roy. Sitting: first from left, Ho Chi Minh; third from left, Katayama Sen.’ Internationalism is not an option of the workers' movement, it is its bedrock. An indicator of the health of the movement is the concrete consciousness of that fact…Read Article

‘Daniel De Leon and the Struggle Against Opportunism in the American Labor Movement’ by L.G. Raisky from The Communist. Vol. 9 Nos. 9 & 10. September & October, 1930.

A major reevaluation of Daniel De Leon. After the collapse of the Second International and the experiences of the Russian Revolution, pioneering U.S. Marxist Daniel De Leon and work, appreciated by Lenin, were reappraised in light of those experiences. Here is a substantial essay doing just that from Leonid Grigorievich Raisky, a former Red Army […]United States · United States Read Article

‘John Reed and the Jingo Press’ by Granville Hicks from New Masses. Vol. 18 No. 3. January 14, 1936.

A chapter from Granville Hicks’ fine biography of John Reed finds him in increasing conflict with liberals over the entrance of the U.S. into the war, losing his position at the Metropolitan magazine, and transforming from a radical into a revolutionary. ‘John Reed and the Jingo Press’ by Granville Hicks from New Masses. Vol. 18 […]New York City · New York Read Article

‘Communists Rally Oppressed Workers Against Wall Street Imperialism’ from The Daily Worker. Vol. 2 No. 134. June 18, 1925.

As an imperialist economy, every time a U.S. worker goes on strike or seeks to better their conditions, though almost always unconsciously, they are in a conflict with imperialism. An essential task taken up by the Communists was to make U.S. workers conscious of that conflict, and to forge an alliance with the colonial and […]Economy · United States Read Article

‘Conference of the Jewish Workers Theatre’ from Workers Theatre. Vol. 3 No. 6. May-June, 1933.

Begun in 1925 as a project of Young Workers League members, Artef (Arbeiter Theater Verband) grew into a central institution of radical culture during its 15-year existence. Combining political commitment with the highest artistic aspirations, the theater’s influence reached far beyond the Jewish left and was the training for a generation of actors, directors, and […]Read Article

‘Unemployment Grows in Land of Tobacco Leaves’ by William Taylor from The Daily Worker. Vol. 9 No. 205. August 27, 1932.

Huge tobacco corporations that control Richmond, Virginia lay-off thousands and the petty local capitalists force the city’s working class to shoulder every burden, including real hunger, of the economic crisis during the Great Depression. ‘Unemployment Grows in Land of Tobacco Leaves’ by William Taylor from The Daily Worker. Vol. 9 No. 205. August 27, 1932. […]Unemployment · Richmond Read Article

‘The Knights of Labor’ by Eugene V. Debs from Locomotive Firemen’s Magazine. Vol. 13 No. 1. January, 1889.

The Knight shocked racist respectability when Black workers attended their Richmond conference and sat with white workers. As proof of its immensely contradictory character, both the best and the worst of the U.S. labor movement emerged from the Knights of Labor. Here, Debs on the once-vanguard organization in decline as new forms of organization supersede…Richmond, United States · Richmond Read Article

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