FROM THE MASSES, TO THE MASSES

We are a multinational Scientific Socialist, mass organization dedicated to serving the people residing on Muwekma, Lisjan, and Ramaytush Ohlone land (SF Bay Area). We are an organization that seeks to listen to the needs of the masses to guide our practice. Through our work, we seek to build programs for decolonization through political education, material aid, and support. These programs not only create systems of support for the people but also raise the masses’ political consciousness towards liberation.

View fullsize On November 23, 1981, Reagan authorized the CIA to begin training and organizing the Contras against the Nicaraguan Sandinista Government. With the support of the CIA and the fascist governments of Argentina and israel, the Contras were trained to in
View fullsize Check out our latest medium article titled “Now, We are Speaking: On Neo-Colonial Capture and the Performative Histrionics of the Pro-Genocide ‘Left.” Comrade R deconstructs neo-colonial capture and provides a critique of the weste
View fullsize Check out our latest medium article titled “A Better World Must be Struggled for: What Is Escalation to an Unorganized People?” Comrades K and Ak ground us in centralizing our organizational tactics to fight us imperialism. Visit the CLP
View fullsize We’ll be hosting two online volunteer orientation session next week on Monday, 11/18 at 7 to 8pm! If you’re interested in supporting our programs, fill out our “Get Involved” form in our Linktree!
View fullsize Voting is often pitched as the foremost, if not only, way to get politically involved in this country. “If you want change, go vote!” “Vote him out of office!” “Go vote - it’s your duty!” People in your life,
View fullsize Check out our November reading recommendations! CLP organizers recommended No Other Road to Take and God is Red. Find the link in our bio for the summaries and free PDFs!
View fullsize For the month of October 2024, CLP is recommending two texts; “Brown Skin White Masks” by Hamid Dabashi and “The Right of Nations to Self-Determination” by Vladimir Lenin. Every month we provide reading recommendations from ou
View fullsize On October 2nd, 1971, protesters gathered to support prison strikers at the Federal Reformatory for Women at Alderson. Along with demands for the release of prisoners and the change of the prison system, they called for an end to US imperialism in Vi

 

 

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