The Incorrect Tactics of Communists During the 2024 Presidential Election
Makasi Motema Makasi Motema

The Incorrect Tactics of Communists During the 2024 Presidential Election

The correct path is to explain to the working class that the presidential elections are a masquerade which attempts to legitimize the genocidal imperialist rule of the US capitalist class. Both candidates are our unrelenting class enemies, whose objective is our subjugation and exploitation. Liberation can only come from committing our energy to building our own centers of power — working class centers of power and socialist revolution.

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On Reactionary Environmentalism
James James

On Reactionary Environmentalism

Us revolutionaries, us Marxists must combat the ways in which capitalism mystifies the natural world and our relation to it. With dialectical materialism we see that there is no dichotomy between civilization and nature. Nature is not something to be conquered, nor is it something humans must “return to”, or that should reclaim us at the cost of basic security and livelihood for millions or billions of the most vulnerable people. There is no human production without the natural land it must occur on, and we are at a point where the way we produce things directly affects the environmental trajectory of the entire planet. We must understand the relationship between civilization and nature as a dialectical one, and dismantle the structures of capitalist imperialism so that we can overcome our alienation as workers, with the planet we all live on, produce on, and need to survive.

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Mutual Aid and Class Struggle
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Mutual Aid and Class Struggle

Societies provide for all of their members by collecting surplus and redistributing it. Workers create surplus by applying their labor power to the means of production. However, this surplus is stolen by capitalists for private use and can not be adequately redistributed as long as capitalists maintain their control.

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The Imperialists Have Their Claws in the Congo
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The Imperialists Have Their Claws in the Congo

Christian Malanga’s attempted May 2024 coup in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is a case study in imperialism, that provides us a window into the economic and political necessities of the imperialist machine. Through this study, we can understand our own tasks and continue the fight for revolution.

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Ethiopia Against Imperialism
Thunderbird Thunderbird

Ethiopia Against Imperialism

In order to reverse the pattern of unequal exchange, the Ethiopian government has developed multiple state-led economic development plans. While portions of state companies are indeed being sold off on a newly created stock market, the government still maintains majority shares in all state assets. State owned corporations are developed in key areas in order to provide a robust infrastructure for economic development in poor areas. This shift away from US puppetry towards economic self-reliance has drawn the ire of US warhawks.

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Analysis of Strike Activity in the Second Half of 2023
Makasi Motema Makasi Motema

Analysis of Strike Activity in the Second Half of 2023

In spite of this struggle, the communist movement has lagged to a shocking decree. Over the last century, US communists have transformed from a vanguard to a rearguard. We could decry opportunists, tailists, adventurists, and agents-provocateur. But this must be done at the same time as we conduct full scale campaigns of workplace investigation and organization. The organization and mobilization of the working class towards economic and eventually political strikes must be our central, most-jealously held task. Openly communist agitation and propaganda must be brought to the workers. 

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Iran, the Israeli Occupation, and the Violence of the Capitalist State
Makasi Motema Makasi Motema

Iran, the Israeli Occupation, and the Violence of the Capitalist State

It is our task to see that which is dying and that which struggles to be born. We must further embed ourselves in the working class because we have been presented with a world-historic opportunity. The pathway for the growth of socialist revolution is beginning to be cleared away, much as it was in Russia following its devastating failure in the 1904-1905 Russo-Japanese war.

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We Have a Duty to Lead
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We Have a Duty to Lead

For a revolutionary, love of the people requires seizing the reins of leadership. True commitment requires us to educate, instruct, and guide working and oppressed people towards revolution.

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What Is Imperialism?
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What Is Imperialism?

If we are to truly understand our current world — and indeed if we are to change it — we must wield a precise definition of “imperialism.”

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Palestinian Liberation and the Tasks of US Labor
Makasi Motema Makasi Motema

Palestinian Liberation and the Tasks of US Labor

Israel’s ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people in Gaza has shocked the world. This genocide is only possible through the provisioning of arms, ammunition, and funding from the US capitalist empire. Without US capitalist backing, the regime would collapse quickly, as apartheid South Africa did some thirty years ago. So where is the US working class?

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The Fall of US Capitalism and the Victory of Socialism
Makasi Motema Makasi Motema

The Fall of US Capitalism and the Victory of Socialism

Dialectics is the study of change. It is the study of birth, growth, and death. When an object, organism, or system grows to maturity, it begins to decay. Capitalism is no different. All economic systems are finite. They are brought into being and when they no longer serve the needs of society, they are dismantled.

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The Revolutionary Struggle in the US Part 1
Quetzal Pineda Quetzal Pineda

The Revolutionary Struggle in the US Part 1

The creation of what is known today as the United States of America is steeped in myth and legend. Those who are subject to schooling in the US are taught that the colonization of what would become ‘America’ began as an attempt by everyday Europeans to flee “religious persecution” or a quest to find opportunity. We are also told that these newcomers were welcomed with open arms, at least initially, by the peoples already inhabiting what would come to be known as New England. Decades on, it is said that the “Founding Fathers” shrugged off the oppressive British Crown in order to secure such noble principles as “freedom” and “liberty”. Nothing could be farther from the truth.

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Capitalism and Women's Exploitation
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Capitalism and Women's Exploitation

In capitalist society, workers are exploited by the ruling capitalist class. But exploitation of workers is not the only form that exploitation takes; there are other particular forms of exploitation. For example, the exploitation of Black and Indigenous people by white colonizers through chattel slavery and genocide, which facilitated further exploitation, creating an underclass within the underclass.


Another very prominent kind of exploitation is gender-based exploitation, which in our current era exists in the form of patriarchy, which is then further shaped by the conditions of capitalism. While patriarchy is harmful to all people, it involves and is facilitated primarily by the oppression of women. Women’s exploitation contributes to the power of the capitalist class; therefore, the liberation of women and the end of gender-based exploitation of all kinds is a necessary component of socialism.

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Strikes and Seizing the Means of Production
Makasi Motema Makasi Motema

Strikes and Seizing the Means of Production

The capitalist state — the police, military, courts, and associated legal scaffolding — allows individuals to privately own the resources that are used by the society to produce its needs. Under capitalism, production is social but ownership is private. This ownership of the means of production is the source of capitalist power. The strike is the first weapon at the disposal of the working class to break that power.

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Capitalism and the Black Working Class
Makasi Motema Makasi Motema

Capitalism and the Black Working Class

Why do we center the Black working class in our revolutionary struggle? It is because of the acute and historic exploitation of Black people in the US and because of their revolutionary history in struggling against this oppression.

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The Dialectics of Organizing and Mobilization
Makasi Motema Makasi Motema

The Dialectics of Organizing and Mobilization

A revolution, among other things, is a series of mass mobilizations, continuing on until the quantity of mobilizations creates a qualitative change in societal power relations. A revolution is the collective action of an entire class. How do we get an entire class to move?

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Committees, Councils, and the Construction of Revolution</span>
Makasi Motema Makasi Motema

Committees, Councils, and the Construction of Revolution

With our superior numbers, the capitalist regime stands no chance against our united efforts. But ‘unity’ is the operative word, and it does not develop spontaneously. Unity is achieved through the painstaking construction of workers’ organizations — organizations which are tempered, tested, and hardened through struggle as steel within a furnace.

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Your Boss is Ripping You Off
Makasi Motema Makasi Motema

Your Boss is Ripping You Off

The class struggle is nothing more and nothing less than the fight between capitalists and workers over their respective share of the wealth that workers created — the fight between the leech and the host over the share of the host's blood.

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Workers Must Take Power
Makasi Motema Makasi Motema

Workers Must Take Power

A better society, even a livable one, cannot exist as long as the capitalist regime is in power. But how can we defeat capitalism and what do we build in its place?

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