11 de octubre, 2019 Escrito por el Consejo Editorial de Struggle Sessions   “Analiza el proceso histórico de nuestro pueblo y demuestra que éste siempre ha luchado, que ‘se ha acuñado y avanzado en la violencia revolucionaria, es en ella, en sus diversas formas y gradaciones, que nuestro pueblo conquistó reivindicaciones, derechos y libertades, pues nada le [...]

Note: As discussed in our One Hundred Flowers statement we are accepting guest submissions, rebuttals, and criticisms for publishing that may not align with the official positions of the editors here at Struggle Sessions. We see this as part of a humble endeavor to acknowledge that wrong views from progressive people (whether that be those [...]

The Third Instrument Article by Cathal Note: These views reflect those of the author. They do not reflect the official position of any organization in the US and especially abroad and should not be taken as such.   Introduction   “Concrete political aims must be set in concrete circumstances. All things are relative, all things [...]

Announcing One Hundred Flowers Article by Struggle Sessions Editorial Board The principal purpose for our Journal is engaging with Maoist theory, and using it to cut through the muck of revisionism and other bourgeois theories by reliance on the classics as the foundation of our ideology. As editors we understand the widespread hostility towards theoretical [...]

Part 3: Maoism outside of China, class annihilation, and Party militarization Article by Kavga In this part we contend more with the theory of the sea of armed masses by looking at other tendencies within the Maoist movement outside of China, again in both their positive and negative aspects. Charu Majumdar, one of the two main fathers of Indian Maoism, once represented what is [...]

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 [...]