Communist Party – Page 66

‘Five Days, Five Nights’: Flight to freedom from fascist Portugal

September 16, 2020 By Michael Berkowitz

Álvaro Cunhal had a little secret. It was a good thing that he did.

I’m not voting for my favorite candidate this year

September 16, 2020 By Joe Sims

Truth be told, for most of my life, I never met a progressive independent candidate I didn’t like.

‘We Charge Genocide’ petition’s call for justice still echoes seven decades later

August 26, 2020 By Jamal Rich

The We Charge Genocide petition indicted the anti-Black crimes and violence of U.S. capitalism. The Claudia Jones School for Political Education and the Paul Robeson House are keeping its memory alive.

Republicans’ rabid anti-communism is a sign of their political weakness

August 25, 2020 By C.J. Atkins

The notorious Sen. Joe McCarthy would feel right at home at this year’s Republican National Convention.

How Communist ‘popular front’ activism built a labor-community alliance that changed Detroit

August 24, 2020 By Timothy V. Johnson

Rather than focusing on the CPUSA’s relation to the Soviet party—a favorite topic of historians—Ryan Pettengill has begun to unearth the everyday activities of rank-and-file Communists.