Race, education, intelligence: a teacher's guide to the issues
A late 1970s pamphlet from the National Union of Teachers on the bankruptcy of IQ studies and the biologizing of 'race'.
An open letter to other white working people
Submitted by wojtek on Jul 19 2015 01:35
A polemic against, and history of, white racism in the US written in the run up to the 2008 presidential election.
Young Patriots and Panthers: A story of white anti-racism
Submitted by wojtek on Jul 19 2015 01:15
A brief history of the collaboration between the Black Panthers and its white counterpart Young Patriot Organisation in Chicago.
How Are Racist Organizations Responding to the Charleston Shooting and Confederate Flag Controversy?
Submitted by Eviction Free Zone on Jul 1 2015 07:03
As movements attempt to deal with the tragic church shooting, and the growing movement to remove the Confederate Battle Flag from public venues, how are organized neo-fascist organizations responding?
Against students - Sara Ahmed
Student activism - especially feminist and anti-racist activism - is conflated with neoliberalism and managerialism in order to be dismissed out of hand.
Mass deportations in the Dominican Republic
Submitted by libcom on Jun 19 2015 11:35
Hundreds of thousands of black people are facing expulsion from the Dominican Republic, after new rules allowing the state to strip Dominican citizenship from ‘Haitians’.
Black Bolshevik: Autobiography of an Afro-American Communist
Submitted by Juan Conatz on Jun 5 2015 02:50
The autobiography of Harry Haywood, a long-time member of the Communist Party USA. We do not necessarily agree with Haywood's politics, but reproduce this for reference and discussion.
Hammer and hoe: Alabama Communists during the Great Depression - Robin D. G. Kelley
Submitted by Anonymous on Jun 5 2015 02:27
A book by Robin D. G. Kelley about the Communist Party USA's efforts organizing in Alabama during The Great Depression.
The making of a politicized prisoner
Submitted by Recomposition on May 22 2015 20:31
The third installment in Recomposition's 'How I was radicalized' series comes from Okwute Ekwensu. His powerful account describes the experience of leading a criminal life that led to incarceration, followed by his radicalization in prison.
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