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Since 2016, reporting and academic analyses identify anarchist/anti‑fascist currents (often labeled “Antifa” or anarchist violent extremism), environmental/animal‑rights groups (e.g., ELF/ALF), and sm...
The core difference is historical and ideological: the Communist Party USA (CPUSA) maintained , following directives and receiving funding, while the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) has defined...
The core ideological split is that the Communist Party USA (CPUSA) advocates for a through socialist economic structures and working-class leadership, while the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) ...
A review of the available materials finds ; instead the public record contains a mix of local activist planning documents, publicly available party platforms, and longstanding conspiracy narratives th...
The dominant historical finding is that the Communist Party USA (CPUSA) relied on a mix of , with a sharp reduction in foreign funding after 1989 that produced a lasting financial squeeze . Contempora...
The Communist Party USA (CPUSA) is a long-standing Marxist organization focused on class struggle, labor power and socialism, historically aligned with international communist currents and labor movem...
In U.S. political discourse, “socialist” most often refers to a broad reform-oriented movement—especially democratic socialism—advocating expanded public programs, stronger labor power and redistribut...
The Communist Party USA (CPUSA) has oscillated between running its own candidates and working inside broader coalitions; in recent years it has increased local electoral activity and openly supported ...
The core difference between and parties in the United States rests on ends and means: communist parties historically endorse Marxist-Leninist goals of abolishing capitalism and private property and ha...
The core claim — that No Kings protests are funded by people or groups who lean toward — is not supported by the available reporting. Contemporary sources show a mix of allegations tying funding or co...
The Communist Party USA (CPUSA) took part in and in some localities was listed as a sponsor or supporter of No Kings/No Kings Day events, but available reporting shows CPUSA did not singularly organiz...
Marxist ideas and people with Marxist commitments played a visible but limited and contested role in the U.S. Civil Rights Movement: Marxist and socialist organizers contributed to labor organizing, i...
A communist revolution in the United States faces major structural, cultural, and political obstacles but is not treated as impossible by active U.S. communist organizations; proponents point to risin...
The Communist Party USA (CPUSA) is not a banned political party and individuals affiliated with it generally retain the constitutional right to run for office, but legal remnants from the McCarthy era...
You asked whether the CPUSA (Communist Party USA) claimed responsibility for the “No Kings” protest and whether my earlier statement that the CPUSA was not involved was accurate. After reviewing the s...
The available reporting and organizational materials show ; contemporary coverage names local civic and progressive groups instead. Multiple source fragments from news reports and party program pages ...
The Communist Party USA (CPUSA) and related radical left organizations did place and claim elected officials in the United States during the 20th century—mostly at the local and state level—and their ...
The Communist Party USA (CPUSA) began legally running candidates in U.S. elections in the early 1920s, with organized electoral activity documented from 1922 and formal presidential tickets mounted fr...
The 1936 Communist Party USA (CPUSA) election platform is publicly archived and, read directly, is a campaign pamphlet that emphasizes workers’ rights, unemployment relief, civil liberties, anti-fasci...
Cleon Skousen’s “45 Goals” originate in his 1958 book The Naked Communist and were later entered into the Congressional Record in 1963, but they are Skousen’s synthesis and not a verbatim product of a...