LaFollette’s “One Man Show” in the 1924 Presidential Election:
Seventh in our series of reprints of Cde Stan Phipps’ articles on the struggle for a Labor Party in the United States. For advocates of a class-based political [...]
For the Labor Party
The People’s Party: an Insurgent Party of Farmers and Workers
Fifth in our series of reprints of Cde. Stan Phipps’ articles on the history of labor parties in the US. “We meet in the midst of a nation brought to the verge of [...]
Greenback-Labor’s Struggle for a Just Monetary System
Part 4 of Comrade Stan Phipps’ series on labor parties in the United States Labor, in the decade of the 1870s, pursued independent political action in a loose alliance with [...]
Dossier: Next Steps in the Struggle for Independent Working Class Politics
IN THIS DOSSIER: (1) Next Steps in the Struggle for Independent Working Class Politics Dossier: Editorial June 2018 Issue of The Organizer Newspaper (2) Our Perspectives on [...]
William Sylvis: Advocate for a Labor Party and a Workers’ International
Part 3 of Comrade Stan Phipps’ series on labor parties in the United States William Sylvis, like Sam Gompers and John L. Lewis, is widely recognized as the [...]
Joseph Weydemeyer: Pioneer Advocate for a U.S. Labor Party
Chapter Two of our history of labor parties in the United States, by Stan Phipps Ethnic diversity is one of the identifying characteristics of the working class in the United [...]
“Workies”: The World’s First Labor Party
We are reposting a series of articles on the history of Labor Parties in the United States, originally written by our comrade Stan Phipps. This is Chapter One. Robert Dale [...]
Dialogue with Nick Brana on “Our Revolution” and the Fight for Independent Working Class Politics
[Note: Following is a discussion with Nick Brana, national director of the Movement For a People’s Party and past national outreach coordinator of the Bernie Sanders For [...]
Election 2016 and “Russian Hacking”: Pointing Fingers at the Wrong Culprit —What’s Behind the Justice Department’s Witch-Hunt
By the Editorial Board of The Organizer Newspaper On Feb. 16, the U.S. Justice Department indicted 13 Russian nationals and three organizations for allegedly entering into a [...]
AFL-CIO Convention Opens Discussion on Need to Break with ‘Lesser Evilism’
DOSSIER: LABOR & INDEPENDENT POLITICS AFL-CIO Convention Opens Discussion on Need To Break with “Lesser of Two Evils” Politics EDITORIAL On October 24, the AFL-CIO [...]
