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• We cannot allow capitalism to sanitize Pride!

  By Ian Ocx on June 12, 2023

  

  By Ian Ocx, LGBTQIA+ Commissioner of the American Party of Labor. Over the last year the LGBTQIA+ Commission of the American Party of Labor has been doing its best to cover, report on, organize within, and provide a Marxist-Leninist analysis… Read More ›

• Class struggle and identity politics: Strategy and tactics

  By Editor-in-Chief on June 10, 2023

  

  By J. P. Galindo, Communist Party of Spain (Marxist-Leninist). English translation provided by Camilo Lazo for The Red Phoenix. One of the titanic tasks that Marx and Engels faced on their way to building a new materialist philosophy was to… Read More ›

• East Phillips Neighborhood Institute struggles for concessions

  By Editor-in-Chief on June 7, 2023

  

  By Sofia D., Red Phoenix correspondent, Minnesota. In 2023, the East Phillips Neighborhood Institute (EPNI) in Minneapolis will purchase the Roof Depot, a vacant lot named by its most recent corporate inhabitant. EPNI is run by activists as a 501(c)(3)… Read More ›

• U.S. Supreme Court undermines power of organized labor

  By L.Zorfass on June 5, 2023

  

  By Leonard Zorfass, Red Phoenix correspondent, New Jersey. According to a recent Supreme Court ruling released on Thursday, June 1, 2023, companies are now granted the ability to sue unions for damages resulting from strikes. Damages resulting from strikes very… Read More ›

• Pride: A brief revolutionary history

  By Editor-in-Chief on June 4, 2023

  

  By the LGBTQIA+ Commission of the American Party of Labor. An Immediate Origin of Modern Struggle, Existence, and Recognition: On June 28th, 1970 the very first Pride marches were held in New York City, Los Angeles, and Chicago to commemorate… Read More ›

• The debt ceiling debate: An open attack on the working class

  By Ian Ocx on June 3, 2023

  

  By Ian Ocx and Hari Kumar, Red Phoenix correspondents. Late in the night June 1, 2023, Congress voted to pass an agreement on the debt ceiling to prevent the US government from defaulting on its national debt. This debate recurs… Read More ›

• The Second Amendment of the Constitution does not justify the “right to bear arms”

  By Editor-in-Chief on June 2, 2023

  

  By Hari Kumar, Deputy National Secretary of the American Party of Labor. The historical distortions around the Second Amendment: The Second (2nd) Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is often cited by the National Rifle Association (NRA), right wingers, and members… Read More ›

• Hollywood Blacklist: “Spartacus”

  By Editor-in-Chief on May 27, 2023

  

  By Ed Rampell, Red Phoenix guest contributor, California. (Note: This is the edited text for Rampell’s introduction to the April 29 screening of Spartacus at the Academy Museum for The Hollywood Ten at 75 Film Series from April 13-30 commemorating… Read More ›

• Editorial: On sensible regulation of firearms

  By Editor-in-Chief on May 23, 2023

  

  By Benjamin J. Rizzo, Deputy National Chair of the American Party of Labor. So-called gun control is a controversial topic in the American communist movement, with many communists vehemently opposing any regulations or restrictions on the ownership and purchase of… Read More ›

• Never again! “Argentina, 1985” — A lesson in vigilance and justice against fascism

  By R. Nesbitt on May 21, 2023

  

  The 2022 film, Argentina, 1985, is an Argentine historical drama based on the 1984-85 trial of the leaders of the fascist military Junta of Argentina which seized power in 1976 and ruled until 1984 when a humiliating defeat in the… Read More ›

• The threat of fascism is looming in the U.S.

  By Editor-in-Chief on May 20, 2023

  

  Maurice B. | Red Phoenix correspondent | New York– The Southern Poverty Law Center reported that they tracked the presence of 35 hate groups in NY state in 2021, ranging from “general hate” groups to white nationalist and anti-LGBTQ organizations…. Read More ›

• Haymarket Martyrs’ Monument vandalized

  By Editor-in-Chief on May 19, 2023

  

  By the Illinois Labor History Society. On November 11, 1887, four self-identified anarchists were hung by the neck at the Cook County jail, convicted under circumstantial pretenses that they had conspired to throw a bomb into the police on May… Read More ›

• Reform cannot fix it! Only economic system change can combat climate change!

  By Editor-in-Chief on May 17, 2023

  

  Maurice B. | Red Phoenix correspondent | New York– In recent decades, the capitalist ruling class has had to face the reality of the ongoing destruction of the Earth’s ecosystems and its inevitable consequences for human survival in the coming… Read More ›

• The second round of the presidential election in Turkey and the results of the unequal equation!

  By Editor-in-Chief on May 17, 2023

  

  The most important lesson that the opposition should learn from these elections is that despite the unequal equation, it is in the government’s favour to prevent the struggle of the people by equating change and democracy only with votes. By… Read More ›

• EMEP’s election statement: United people’s struggle will overthrow the one-man regime

  By Editor-in-Chief on May 16, 2023

  

  Labour Party of Turkey (EMEP) made a statement on the presidential and parliamentary elections held on 14 May. EMEP called on all laborers to mobilize to overthrow the one-man regime in the second round. “Despite the ruling party’s use of… Read More ›

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