Socialism: Theory & Practice

Capitalism is a "dog-eat-dog" system based upon the exploitation of working people. Socialism is a cooperative alternative to capitalism. The corporate media distorts socialism just as it lies about almost everything else in order to keep working people confused and disoriented. Solving our problems requires understanding socialism. Socialists understand the key to creating a better world is through: Education, Organization, Unity, & Action.

Saturday, April 26, 2008

Overcoming Unscientific Concepts of "Working Class"

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Note: First is my commentary, then is the distinguished Professor Marquit's essay on Overcoming Unscientific Concepts of "Working C...
Sunday, April 6, 2008

USA 2008: The Great Depression

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Subject: Sam Webb's degrees in bourgeois economics are not serving the needs of the working class or our Party... this article bears tha...
Thursday, March 27, 2008

Minnesota Workers Need New Legislative Protection

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Honorable Mayor of St. Paul, Minnesota, Mayor Chris Coleman, Yesterday I wrote to you about your kind words about Gus Hall. See my letter o...
Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Gus Hall and public ownership

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Honorable Mayor of St. Paul, Minnesota--- Mayor Chris Coleman, I had a chance to hear of your warm and glowing remarks you made about Gus Ha...
Monday, October 22, 2007

Studs Terkel, Interviewer & Socialist

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Studs Terkel: The world's greatest interviewer He met everyone from Martin Luther King to Dorothy Parker, Tennessee Williams to Bob Dyla...
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Alan Maki
I have been involved in the peace, labor, civil rights, and environmental movements for over 30 years, and I am a socialist. I would encourage everyone to get involved in promoting the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which came into existence on December 10, 1948; we should strive to use the yearly anniversary of this document to popularize it. We need to struggle to create a more progressive, socially just society where all working people receive real living wages and have a voice at work, and in their communities. I have worked with casino workers across Minnesota who are trying to organize a union. I have worked with people in northern Minnesota struggling to save the Big Bog, the primary freshwater aquifer--- this bog is being mined for peat. In my spare time during the spring and fall you can find me fly fishing on the Dark River, a pristine designated trout stream;in the winter ice fishing on Lake-of-the-Woods. I look forward to hearing from you. Nothing human is alien to me.
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