On December 17, 1951, black communist heroes William L. Patterson and Paul Robeson submitted a petition to the United Nations. This petition put out by the Civil Rights Congress called attention to the over 10,000 lynchings of black Americans (likely much more that went unreported) committed since the abolition of slavery in 1865. Further, the […]
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Join us as our allied organization Independent Progressive Political Action Clubs of America presents on Vito Marcantonio. As we work to build a Labor-Led Anti-Monopoly coalition, we decided to put the spotlight on a progressive hero during the Popular Front Period and subsequent Post-War Period. This man, Vito Marcantonio, bravely fought against attacks on labor,
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Join the People’s School for Marxist-Leninist Studies for a post-election analysis of the US Presidential Election. We will discuss reasons why Trump won, what can we expect from a Trump Presidency, and what we can do about it. Join the People’s School at 8 PM EST / 5 PM PST.
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November 19th – PCUSA Arts & Culture Commission Presents: Communism and Art in the Soviet Union Communists have long understood that art is an expression of the mode of production of a society. As such, art in the Soviet Union represented its socialist mode of production. Rather than looking from the lens of the individual,
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November 12th – Social Movements in India In the middle of the 18th Century, the British Empire colonized the land that contains India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Towards the late 19th Century and early 20th Century, independence movements sprang up. The British, savvy as it was in dividing and pitting the subject populations against one another
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October 29th – Film in the Battle of Ideas Films and other media may appear to some simply as forms of entertainment. The reality is, however, that film can shape how the public thinks. Films can be used to advance society by pushing pro-peace ideals or it can galvanize the public for the next imperialist
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October 1st – Communism vs Fascism Join the PSMLS as we read passages from Communism vs Fascism by former CPUSA General Secretary William Z. Foster. Cold War Propaganda, which began with monopoly media moguls like William Randolph Hearst, who knew the American working class hated fascist barbarism, tried to obfuscate the working class and pro-democracy
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September 24th – Zionism and Communism Join the PSMLS as we look at the history of Communism and Zionism. While we do not support Zionism, as it is a reactionary bourgeois ideology, it is important to look at the history of when Communists worked in coalition with more left-leaning Zionist elements and what tactical and
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September 17th – Belarus: the Last Soviet Republic Join the Peoples School at 8 pm EST on Tuesday, September 17th as we discuss the history of Belarus after the treacherous counter-revolution of 1991 which illegally broke up the USSR. We will discuss the politics, government, Party, and the situation in Belarus during the 1990s. Please join
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September 10th – This Monstrous War Join the Peoples School at 8 pm EST on Tuesday, September 10th as we explore Australian Journalist Wilfred Burchett’s This Monstrous War documenting the history of the liberation of the Korean Peninsula from Imperial Japan, the occupation of the South by the United States, and the brutal fascist dictatorship
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