PDF version | Español May 2001 This is a statement of the principles which unite the members of the Freedom Road Socialist Organization. This statement represents our best understanding at this time of the important issues facing communists in the United States. To some degree, this is a work in progress. It […]
Unity Statement of Freedom Road Socialist Organization
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by Freedom Road Socialist Organization | February 1, 2001 George Bush is in the White House. His road to power was paved with the racist disenfranchisement of African-American voters, deceit and outright fraud. He failed to win a majority of the votes. The Electoral College, a relic of slavery originally […]
by Freedom Road Socialist Organization | October 1, 2000 With anger and passion, protests hit the Democratic Convention in Los Angeles. For days, thousands of demonstrators put a people’s agenda in the face of Democratic Party politicians. Confronted with a powerful message of equality, justice and liberation, the authorities struck […]
Editorial by Freedom Road Socialist Organization | July 1, 2000 “The choice is yours” (Fight Back! News) There are large protests being planned this summer, and we can make a difference. First in Philadelphia, with the Republican Convention, and then in Los Angeles, with the Democrats, thousands of progressive activists […]
by Freedom Road Socialist Organization | February 1, 2000 Protesters who converged on Seattle for the meeting of the World Trade Organization did something really great, for the people of this country and peoples of the world. They shined a spotlight on the agenda of exploitation and oppression that is […]
This document was sent to a Conference in Colombia in November 1999 concerning the U.S. Intervention and War. Dear Companer@s, The Freedom Road Socialist Organization (FRSO) writes to you with warm greetings and best wishes for a succesful conference. We support the struggle of the Colombian people for national liberation, […]
by Freedom Road Socialist Organization | July 1, 1999 Across the U.S.A., the sharp rise in police attacks has caused an outpouring of rage against police departments and mayors. There have been ongoing protests in Chicago, following the huge protests and mass arrests in New York this past Spring. The […]
The New Red Trend--"Left" in appearance, Rightist in reality-- decide to boldly lie about the FRSO events as they happened, and the results. The FRSO moves forward with Districts in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Minneapolis, plus members in six other places. The FRSO continues to publish in English and Spanish the activist newspaper Fight Back!/¡Lucha y Resiste! Thousands read it during work, at church, inside the corner store, on campus, and in the welfare lines.
The Marxist-Leninists hold firm to their principles and organize the Memorial Day Meeting at the end of May, 1999, to continue the FRSO Congress Strategy. The FRSO confirms the road of revolution and rejects reformism. The meeting makes many decisions about how to continue with the important tasks of the FRSO given the new situation. The small group of hand wringers of the "Left" New Red Trend capitulate to the side of the splitters--uniting with the reformists.