The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-25

DAILY WORKER, NEW YOR
may also be necessary for special
purposes hold periodic conferences of the representatives of the
R.LLU.
In the unions consistent shall be carried
the basis popuarizing
ties of the l. U fourth and the T. u E. L. order
to strengthen R. L. u influence complete utilization
to the R. L L. U. a the opportune time.
FOR THE LINE IN NEGRO WORK.
ongsandng social economic and political oppression
the Negroes has always made this section the population
potential revolutionary factor the United States But especially
in the period greatly opportunities
establish itself leading among the Negro
Briefly these increased opportunities Maturing of
causing etward drift among generally
White The heavy proaanzaon thousands of
as result of the migration of Negroes into both northern and
southern industrial The indusrazaon the
Negroes The mechnzaton of southern agriculture which
result further already
farmers The increasing acvzaon the Negro nd
Gated by their active participation (mners
development of racial and national Gavey movement
and by their increased interest the election
cay the increased which they Party
with the resulting establishment of the Negroes and The
tendency on the part OF the Negroes to break from the epub
mean party use Of cur campaign publicity by the Negro
others from the N A. A c. P, etc..
All this f0men among the Negroes must be utilized to intensity
then be able to gain its first real Negro
THE NEW AND CORRECT COsIINTERN LINE FOR OUR PARTY
In order to make full of these opportunities the
clearly recognize that the Negro question in the United States
ousy tends to acquire and the characteristics of
National Question.
This development due az to the slave background Of the Ne
and to the social economic and political relations arising
OF slavery 81 the polio yof American imperialism to attempt too
force kebreakng role upon the by systematic
nation against them in the industries the trade unions
nnumerabe other forms of persecution and Inequality
fsnt%ao o of s large portion of the Negro population the Black
of the population d. the meudal relations remaining
agriculture peonage share cropping landlord SUPERVISION of
marketing growing part Negro
bougeois and ntegentsia further national
ism by of proposals for racial solidarity consciousness culture
business choos corporations fuherance of their material
s interests Back Africa movement Garvey) g the
ing struggle of the Negro throughout against mpe
asm and for national independence.
All these factors taken together lay the basis for the develop
ment hand of lack of confidence part
larger sections of the Negro in the possibility
including the white woers the United States And the other
development great among the Ne
and will stimulate the less latent
separate whites and set up hr own
Negro state.
theological organzaona leadership of these genuine
nationalist primarily Negro
But the petybougeosie against
oppression and who will at times the revolutionary nation
movement itself.
The national liberation Negroes succeed
only part of the proearian revolution in America
Negro proletariat leadership
ments carrying on the struggle hand in hand with the white working
class of the United States against American capitalism
The Negro question in the United States be considered
its relationship the against imperialism
(AmeTiean English French, ec) hroughout the world.
The Negro everywhere (U. A. Africa, Amera
is oppressed by Imperialism Thus
bind together the struggle of the Negroes throughout world
must be the aim and purpose Party developing
revolutionary national S. A. under
Negro proletarian leadership which the
Negro struggle against imperialism a world scale.
This represents approach the whole Negro
and conformity with this approach Party
@g to fight sharply and continuously fall Social economic
political equality the Negroes the United States clearly
put forth the slogan of the right of self for
groe to the point of permitting them up government
of their If they so desire.
We must sincerity work by constantly fighting
against the prevailing cauvn the whites especially
the white workers. the white workers
farmers actively and aggressvy the
Of the Negroes We all times educational
pagn for international solidarity We
workers and farmers the understanding
themselves from the yoke capitalism actively supporting
the revolutionary liberation of all
pressed by u S. Imperialism.
Our Party educational emphasizing
the Negroes the whites
ernment whereas Negro comrades fight against all
segregation tendencies the necessity of the voluntary
union nn) of the cooperation of the Negroes with the white
revolutionary
This the line which Party
formy with the the national colonial question drafted
by Lenn and adopted by
the decision of the Sixth World Congress-
THE WRONG LINE OF THE PARTY.
The line of Party Negro has fundamentally
indifference to and underemaon Negro failure build
to draw white comrades into Negro failure organizers
fractions non-pary organizations L. L. D.,
Negro Champion failure participate Pullman porer strike