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‘Workers Rebel Against U.S. Sugar Barons–16 Strikers Murdered by Hawaii Cops’ by Joseph Catlin from The Daily Worker. Vol. 2 No. 149. September 12, 1924.

The the story of September 9, 1924’s Hanapēpē Massacre of Filipino sugar strikers on Kauai in which sixteen workers were and four police as the pickets defended themselves. ‘Workers Rebel Against U.S. Sugar Barons–16 Strikers Murdered by Hawaii Cops’ by Joseph Catlin from The Daily Worker. Vol. 2 No. 149. September 12, 1924. HONOLULU, Hawaii, […]Read Article

‘The Class War in Spanish by Speaking Countries’ by Frank J. Guscetti from Industrial Pioneer. Vol. 1 No. 2. March, 1921.

An editor of the Chicago-based I.W.W. Spanish-language paper Solidaridad provides a treasure of information on the syndicalist and Communist movements and their relations in Spain, Argentina, Chile, Cuba, Brazil, and Mexico. ‘The Class War in Spanish by Speaking Countries’ by Frank J. Guscetti from Industrial Pioneer. Vol. 1 No. 2. March, 1921. SPAIN THE CLASS […]Spain · Spain Read Article

‘For the Leninist Line in the Question of our Policy in the Village’ by Nikolai Bukharin from International Press Correspondence Vol. 7 No. 70. December 12, 1927.

Bukharin’s response to the Opposition’s theses on Work in the Village and relations with different classes of peasantry at the 15th Party Congress. ‘For the Leninist Line in the Question of our Policy in the Village’ by Nikolai Bukharin from International Press Correspondence Vol. 7 No. 70. December 12, 1927. Economic Perspectives in the Village […]Work · Russia Read Article

‘1859 and John Brown, The Return of Charles Beard’s Civil War and the Left Today: Rant of a Leftist Historian’ by Revolution’s Newsstand.

A rare essay from me. Thanks for the indulgence. RN. ‘1859 and John Brown, The Return of Charles Beard’s Civil War and the Left Today: Rant of a Leftist Historian’ by Revolution’s Newsstand. That a revival among the Left and in wider understanding of the Civil War–the only genuine, deeply flawed and incomplete–revolution ever waged […]Civil War · United States Read Article

‘Robert E. Lee’ by W.E.B. Dubois from The Crisis. Vol. 35 No. 3. March, 1928.

Corresponding with 1920s reaction, in part a response to the newly aggressive Black urban movement, along with militant, immigrant-led labor organizing, Robert E. Lee aristocratic slaver and traitor to the Republic he made an oath to protect, was resurrected as a paragon of ruling class nobility and white, Christian virtue. Dozens of new statues and […]United States · United States Read Article

‘The Fur Workers Strike’ by Moissaye J. Olgin from New Masses. Vol. 1 No. 4. August, 1926.

While the ‘Roaring 20s’ generally saw a retreat of militant strikes, an exception was the 1926 general strike of New York’s largely Jewish, many radical, fur workers led by Ben Gold, a Communist and manager of the Joint Board of fur unions. Moissaye Olgin with the story. ‘The Fur Workers Strike’ by Moissaye J. Olgin […]New York City · New York Read Article

‘The Sales Tax: To Save Incomes of Rich and Rob the Consuming Masses’ by Labor Research Association from The Daily Worker. Vol. 10 No. 121. May 20, 1933.

A sales taxes is a tax on the working class. Early in the Great Depression income and to the state shrank dramatically, and yet the Empire still needed a Navy. The choice was to tax wealth, or create a sales tax and bleed the workers. Roosevelt choose bleeding the workers. The L.R.A. reports. ‘The Sales […]Taxes · United States Read Article

‘Lucy Parsons’ by Jane Benton from Working Woman. Vol. 6 No. 5. May, 1935.

A visit to the north Chicago home of the elderly Lucy Parson and memories of Haymarket. ‘Lucy Parsons’ by Jane Benton from Working Woman. Vol. 6 No. 5. May, 1935. “IT’S a lucky thing it was raining so hard, or you wouldn’t have found me home. I was going to a lecture,” said Lucy Parsons. […]Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

‘Valerio Trujano: Black Joy’ by Carleton Beals from The Crisis. Vol. 38 No. 5. May, 1931.

Carlton Beals journeys to the small Oaxacan village of Valerio Trujano and finds the African diaspora in this fascinating report to W.E.B. Du Bous’ Crisis magazine. ‘Valerio Trujano: Black Joy’ by Carleton Beals from The Crisis. Vol. 38 No. 5. May, 1931. Here is a charming description of a Negro-Mexican village. Most writers and travellers […]Oaxaca · Oaxaca Read Article

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