1960s
Peter Camejo: Against sectarianism -- the evolution of the Socialist Workers Party, 1978-1983
AGAINST SECTARIANISM
The Evolution of the Socialist Workers Party 1978-1983
by Pedro (Peter) Camejo
Martin Luther King Day: The gulf between promise and fulfillment
[For more on Martin Luther King, click HERE.]
By Billy Wharton
January 16, 2012 -- Socialist Webzine, posted at Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal with permission -- More than 40 years since the death of Martin Luther King Jr., his significance remains an uneasy battleground between those wishing to sanitise his legacy and those seeking to draw inspiration from his radical deeds and words.
Evolution not 'reinvention': Manning Marable's Malcolm X
Malcolm’s political evolution was influenced by his own experiences and his discussions with Fidel Castro an
By John Mage
Discovering the radical vision of Dr Martin Luther King Jr.
By Billy Wharton
Making sense of Trotskyism in the United States: Two memoirs
[This review-essay was written for and is scheduled to appear in the British journal Revolutionary History, which has granted permission to circulate it on-line. Please include this acknowledgement when sharing it.
`A force which is truly for good' -- John Coltrane and the jazz revolution
The John Coltrane Quartet (John Coltrane, McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Elvin Jones) on the 1963 TV pr
Barry Sheppard reviews Peter Camejo's `North Star -- A Memoir'
North Star – A Memoir
Download Daniel Bensaïd's `Revolutionary Strategy Today'
By Liam Mac Uaid
March 31, 2010 -- MacUaid -- The International Institute for Research and
Education (IIRE) is an
Amsterdam-based centre providing activists and scholars around the world
with opportunities for research and education. It is offering a 
free download of the late Daniel
Bensaïd’s Revolutionary Strategy Today.
Since the rise of capitalism, socialists have faced certain deep-seated obstacles: the hostility of the bourgeois state, the fitful curve of proletarian class-consciousness and the inertia or active opposition of apparatuses originally built by the workers for struggle.