Dear John, Demand justice for Jayland Walker, the young African American murdered by Akron, Ohio, police in a hail of bullets. Sign the petition demanding protection for protesters and community-led public safety solutions.
For your weekend reading and viewing:
Good Morning, Revolution! Working-class power today, the rise in fascist activity in the Northeast, and more. For more video, subscribe to the CPUSA YouTube channel.
All Out to Build the Movement for Democracy! The Political Action Commission issues call-to-action proposals to defend and expand democracy.
How to Avoid the Mother of All Recessions. Hint: It has to do with student debt.
Fight for Community Control of Police! Community control can tilt the balance of forces toward democratic movements.
Set Brittney Griner Free! Griner's immediate release would strengthen peace processes.
Unity Needed to Stop White Supremacist Groups in Boston: Statement by the Boston Club, CPUSA.
Michigan Ballot Measures Will Secure Voting and Reproductive Rights: Ramping up the struggle to protect our rights.
Twin Cities Club Greets the Public at Open Streets Festival: “When you join the Party, you’ll be joining a community.”
Rhode Island Club Holds Online Fundraiser, Donation Deadline Is July 16 at Noon: Help the Rhode Island Club fund their mass work.
Calling all poets, singers, and artists! The International Department of the CPUSA is organizing a conference on Peace and International Solidarity in early September. We want to ensure that culture be an important component of our two-day conference. We would love to showcase both national and international cultural performances that promote peace, justice, friendship, or international solidarity. The artistic genre is wide open and can be music, dance, poetry, or any other form of cultural expression. If you would be interested in participating by submitting a pre-recorded video of your performance or a picture of your original artwork, please contact Arturo Cambron at [email protected]. "An artist must elect to be for freedom or for slavery. I have made my choice. I had no alternative." — Paul Robeson
In solidarity, Anita, Joe, and Laura | 