Settlers historically latch onto the organizing efforts of colonized people. Settlers must shake this parasitic relationship, and transform it into one of solidarity. Continue reading Settler Opportunism in Communist Organizing: Interviews with FTP-OK and FTP-Bloom.
By Comrade Redbeard Long Beach’s Martin Luther King Jr. Park used to be the vibrant heart of our city’s 6th District, a place where local kids, elders, workers and all types of people from the neighborhood could come and play, learn, and enjoy life. Back in the day, social and community programs reduced crime by about 65%-far more than the cops ever have- and anyone … Continue reading Resurrecting the Green Mausoleum: The Struggle to Revitalize Long Beach’s MLK Jr. Park
By Okra Sanyika (This is a repost to amplify the audience for this article. This piece can be found on Com. Sanyika’s personal blog link: https://medium.com/@okrasanyika/its-time-to-face-the-wolf-91ff944b8dad) We live in unprecedented times. This sentiment has been echoed relentlessly in election after election, misleading a very legitimate sense of urgency in the masses of oppressed people and corralling it into political theater. But it’s true, we do … Continue reading It’s Time to Face The Wolf
By: Rojizo (Oxy in juxtaposition with heroin, symbolizing the pharma pipeline) Over 10 percent of Baltimore is addicted to heroin and has been since the 60s. With a population of just over 600,000 its equivalent to Boston or neighboring Washington DC. Many thousands of white collar and blue collar commuters travel on the I-95 every day to DC for work, but there’s another commute happening … Continue reading OPIATES IN BALTIMORE AND BEYOND: HISTORICAL MATERIALIST EXAMINATION
By Comrade Redbeard There is nothing romantic about violence. The bourgeoisie and the imperialists never grow tired of portraying radicals and revolutionaries, and communists in particular, as vicious sadists, jonesing for an excuse to kill and steal, even as they steal and kill at inconceivable scales. They turn projection into an art form! But we must know the truth. At its best, violence is a … Continue reading On Careful Violence: The Story of Udham Singh
by comrade jane “Organizations that claim to be revolutionary but which refuse to develop a military policy before the question of confrontation becomes a practical reality, disqualify themselves as revolutionary forces. They are already acting as gravediggers of revolution, the quartermasters of stadiums and cemeteries.” – T. Derbent Introduction On Feb 20th, Benjamin Jeffrey Smith killed one woman and shot four other women near Normandale Park in Portland, … Continue reading Breaking From Our Men: Settler Women and Armed Struggle
Introduction: This is the first in a series of interviews with class conscious proletarians regarding important and key issues and struggles. It is the opinion of People’s Voice News that it is best to report the words and sentiments of the masses in their pure and unadulterated form, to ensure that the depth of the people’s knowledge and their rage at the class enemy is … Continue reading Three Communist Truckers Speak on the Convoys and Their Lives: An Interview
By Comrade Redbeard On January 29, Comrade Toussaint and I wrote an article on the Ukraine crisis for this publication. In our piece, we argued that Ukraine has become a proxy for inter-imperialist competition between Russia and the united states/NATO. The Ukrainian and Russian masses have no interest in war. We also argued that the prospect of a full-scale Russian invasion was unlikely, contrary to … Continue reading The Imperialists Gamble, The Masses Pay: On the Russian War against Ukraine
by comrades nora & collin Introduction This document is written by two lead organizers in the Eastwood Tenants Union (ETU) to summarize the ETU project thus far at the heels of its first major struggle against the landlord. On February 8th, 2022, ETU reached an agreement with the building’s landlord for rent. After a struggle against massive rent increases for tenants, ETU has been able … Continue reading Dare to Struggle: Lessons Learned by the ETU
by comrade jane Anna Kochakian, a 26 year old anarcho-communist and CDSA member, was arrested at her home on Feb 9, 2022 on the charge of criminal damage to property – defacement of the police memorial of Ella French, which is a class 4 felony. In fact, she was arrested using the handcuffs of French’s partner, Carlos Yanez, in some bizarre, revenge-esque type symbolism. The … Continue reading A Lesson In Self-Snitching
“Progressive” Mayor Tishaura Jones, known for dragging her feet on closing the Workhouse, abusing her city expense account, and being advised by her father, notorious crook Virvus Jones, has been exposed once again as a liar and a fraud. While the City recovers from a devastating ice and snow storm last week, and the unhoused are left to fend for themselves, it was revealed by … Continue reading Tigers and Flies: STL City Government Sits on $135 Million in Pandemic Relief Funds as Workers Suffer
By: Comrade Edith The Eastwood Tenants Union (ETU) is currently engaged in a struggle against their property management company, City Habitat, after management raised rents by over 3x previous rates. Tenants have had enough and are fighting back due to the retaliatory nature of these increases. While management claims they are hiking up the rent due to “taxes” and “changing market value”, the tenants firmly … Continue reading Reportback: Albany Park Tenants Union Struggle Against Landlord
Comrades Redbeard and Toussaint “If imperialist world war presents itself, first, we are opposed to it, second, we do not fear it as we center on revolution, third, to focus on revolution means to wage people’s war led by the proletariat through its Communist Parties, and fourth, this people’s war must be specified in each type of country according to the type of revolution.” – … Continue reading NATO and Russia Rattle Sabers over Ukraine
By: Com. J Content Warning: murder / sexual assualt mentioned On November 22nd, 2021, Suri Davis, a 15 year old Black girl, was dropped off outside her home by her school bus. She sent her parents a group text as she walked into the Willow Hill Apartment Complex in Justice, IL at 3:30 p.m.. She never made it to her family’s apartment. She was shot–fatally, … Continue reading Justice, IL: A Struggle for Justice – Interview With the Family of Suri Davis
Comrade Toussaint Fatoumata Drammeh, 50, female; Foutmala Drammeh, 21, female; Muhammed Drammeh, 12, male; Nyumaaisha Drammeh, 19, female; Haji Dukary, 49, male; Fatoumata Dukureh, 5, female; Haja Dukureh, 37, female; Mariam Dukureh, 11, female; Mustapha Dukureh, 12, male; Omar Jambang, 6, male; Sera Janneh, 27, female; Haouwa Mahamadou, 5, female; Seydou Toure, 12, male; Fatoumata Tunkara, 43, female; Isatou Jabbie, 31, female; Hagi Jawara, 47, … Continue reading 17 Working Class African People Die In Bronx Fire, Sellout Adams Administration Has Landlord On Transition Team
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