Part 2 Sheng-wu-lien and the mass militarization Article by Kavga In 1967, a radical left-wing group, Sheng-wu-lien, issued a document Whither China?, a take on the first section of Mao’s On New Democracy. The document opens by calling into question the May 7 directive by comparing it to the Soviet model of peaceful [...]
Part 1 The Shanghai Commune Article By Kavga To this day, the Shanghai Commune is the highest pinnacle yet reached in the world proletarian revolution. It’s emergence was a historical event unlike any other, one that carried the example of the Paris Commune to new and greater heights, not only propelling the Great [...]
Maoism in the US Article by Struggle Sessions Editorial Board “[The historical process of the people] has been cradled and advanced through revolutionary violence. It is through this violence, in its diverse forms and degrees, that our people have conquered their revindications, rights, and freedoms, since nothing fell from the sky, nor was it handed [...]
Article by Cathal EDITORS NOTE: This article contains the views of the Author, which are in accordance with the views of our journal and it does not speak for any other individual or organization in the US and especially abroad. We do not claim authority on the experience of any other country and publish for [...]
A poem for Comrade Théo, locked up by the French state and on hunger strike demanding political prisoner status and his transfer to Riom prison, and in solidarity with revolutionary political prisoners, particularly Georges Ibrahim Abdallah Poem by S. Hausner Dear friend Mistral which tears and is torn I want you to know In an old [...]
Commentary on the Joshua Moufawad Paul Interview with the New Inquiry Article by Kavga The June 10 interview "The Limit Does Not Exist" is introduced by the interviewer with a negation of Marxism, a negation of class struggle producing certain verifiable results throughout history: “There is no question that a revolution is needed, but neither is [...]
by Agustín “Every more or less “new” question, every more or less unexpected and unforeseen turn of events, even though it change the basic line of development only to an insignificant degree and only for the briefest period, will always inevitably give rise to one variety of revisionism or another.” - V.I. Lenin [1] [...]
