British communist Fiona Lali is running in the upcoming UK election with a program that links the imperialist slaughter in Gaza to the austerity and attacks facing workers and youth in Britain.
In popular culture, revolutions are often portrayed as bloody civil wars. In reality, a revolution is when the masses of people emerge onto the scene of history and take their future into their own hands.
The Palestine solidarity encampment movement offers some of the most fruitful lessons for a generation of fighters searching for a way to make the intifada more than a slogan for street chants.
The RCA is a party of class fighters committed to the complete overthrow of capitalism. We fight for a world of material superabundance and reject the artificial scarcity of a system based on the pursuit […]
The starting point for those seeking a communist party worthy of the name is simple: Back to Marx! Back to Lenin!
Student activists have escalated the Palestine solidarity movement significantly over the past week, establishing encampments at campuses across the country. The RCA wholeheartedly supports this movement and seeks to help escalate it however possible.
Millions have hit the streets to demand an immediate end to Israel’s US-backed war on Gaza. But the massacre continues, with over 30,000 dead and counting. If marches and protests haven’t worked, what will?
We can certainly sympathize with the healthy instinct to “do something” to undermine the Israeli state. However, divestment suffers from a fatal flaw: it accepts the limits of capitalism as a given.
On February 25, hundreds of comrades gathered nationwide to discuss the founding of the Revolutionary Communists of America—a new political party for the new generation of class fighters eager to get active and organized in […]
A significant stratum of workers and youth are reaching out to grasp the banner of communism with both hands. We must turn decisively outwards to meet them by building a Revolutionary Communist International.
It is not uncommon to encounter skepticism or even extreme pessimism about the possibility of a socialist revolution in the United States. However, revolutions have exploded in what seemed to be the most unlikely places.
As the crisis of capitalism deepens, the ruling class—which is completely unable to solve society’s most pressing problems—has resorted increasingly to censorship against any dissenting voices, particularly those who challenge capitalism itself.
