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The US bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on August 6th and August 8th 1945 were the first and only time nuclear weapons were used in on a civilian population. The nuclear bombings have long been pushed as “necessary evils” by the US bourgeois state. Tonight the Peoples School along with the Asian-American Friendship Congress (aafc.us.org) […]
The Truth of Hiroshima and Nagasaki – PSMLS Class Read More »
In the eyes of the average American, the Communist attitude toward religion is summed up in the epithet “atheistic Communism” (or “Godless Communism”). If he knows anything more about the subject, it is probably that Marx once said: “Religion is the opium of the people.” In short, Communists have been reputed to look upon religion
Catholics and Communists Excerpt – Gus Hall Read More »
In the interwar era, cities across the Americas became hubs in transnational networks that linked radicals and revolutionaries of all kinds: anarchists, Wobblies, Socialists, Communists, Garveyites, political exiles and vanguard intellectuals. While there were a number of these urban hubs — New York, Tampa, New Orleans and Havana all played a role — the largest
Mexico City: Emporium of Latin American Exiles and Revolutionaries in the 1920s Read More »
The second of two classes from the Harry Bridges School of Labor on the Flint Sit-Down Strike. The Harry Bridges School of Labor aims to educate the workers of America on the strength of unions and to foster a class-conscious workforce through Labor United Educational League. We aim to connect the struggles of the past
History of the CIO Part 3 – Flint Sit-Down Strike, Class Two Read More »
New Outlook Publishers’ works are now being produced in Serbia. This book is a slice of intensified history–history as I saw it. It does not pretend to be anything but a detailed account of the November Revolution, when the Bolsheviki, at the head of the workers and soldiers, seized the state power of Russia and
John Reed’s “Ten Days that Shook the World” Read More »
Originally published by the International Federation of Resistance Fighters – https://fir.at/en/ The FIR recalls how 90 years ago the USSR made a contribution to strengthening the international community in an escalating international situation when it joined the League of Nations on September 18, 1934. The League of Nations, created in 1919 by the Treaty of
90 years ago: USSR Strengthens International Community Against Fascist Threat Read More »
Last month, the Ukrainian military penetrated Russia’s Kursk region. Bourgeois media has baselessly asserted that this advance has exposed glaring weaknesses in Russia’s military and will force Russia to consider negotiations. The situation in Kursk, as of the making of this video, has manifested itself as a pyrrhic victory more than anything else. Not only
By Norman Goldberg. Originally published in the August 1992 issue of Political Affairs. This is an excerpt of the full article. The entire post-World War II period of American history, from the late 1940’s to today, can be characterized as a period of economic, social, political and cultural reaction. The United States, emerging as the
Corporate Corruption of Culture and Art – Pages from Our Past Read More »
The first of two classes from the Harry Bridges School of Labor on the Flint Sit-Down Strike. The Harry Bridges School of Labor aims to educate the workers of America on the strength of unions and to foster a class-conscious workforce through Labor United Educational League. We aim to connect the struggles of the past
History of the CIO Part 3 – Flint Sit-Down Strike, Class One Read More »
Mass demonstrations were held on Saturday, September 14th, in dozens of centers across Israel. Many gathered at the central rally at Shaar Begin in front of the Kirya in Tel Aviv, which, like last week, was united with the demonstration against the right-wing government at Kaplan Junction. At the rally, Einav Tsengauker, whose son Matan
