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

organizing Negroes
Party and developing them the vanguard of the Negro struggle
throughout the world against imperialism.
In order to accomplish this it is to clearly
nze the sharp clash differentiation which has taken the
Negro and to base ourselves primarily million Industrial
oetarans 1t these workers who under the direction of
Party must struggle for the hegemony all Negro liberation
ments and who must be made play decisive role in the
class struggle against American imperialism
part OF the American working class EUery effort must be made to
organize these Work into Party trade
ead IN their struggle spedup,
discrimination
c. The aborers tenant farmers
characterized by Comrade Love but the Party
must recognize that precisely they who subjected the
white exploitation
their objective position facilitates activity for their transform
alton into revolutionary force which, the leadership
proetara will be able participate the struggle of all other
against Imperialism The winning of the Negro
be done primarily greatest
here the persecution and exploitation is
position of the Negro there Party its work the South
oase Itself primarily on the Negro and the struggle for their demands
Organizers must be into the South and organizations of both
agricultural abrs and be the
economic social political and national demands of these rural work
and farmers The drawing Negroes into Party the
South must a be considered as a primary task
given attention the basis the line worked
pagns trade union work the canagns for The 81 he
unorganzed animperials work plans be worked
designed to draw the Negroes into active participation in all of
these campaigns
E. And especially must efforts be made
couUism of the ohe Oorks and to da them into aggressive
struggles for full Social political equality for
right of national self determination for the Negroes.
Every effort be made strengthen the American
Labor Congress medium through which
work of the Party the Negro mobilize the
Preparations be undertaken calling
broad congress of the A. N. L. c.
G. The U. E. L. pay greater organz-
alton Negro workers and the mobilization of the white workers
in the trade unions fight for the demands the Negroes
become the chamnon of the interests of the Negroes the old
and must take the lead the organization
and white workers and where for the Negro workers The
Party shall special program Negro Trade Union work
trade union and groupings The Negro Trade work
must be coOrdnad with that of the International Negro Workers
Labor Bureau.
H In the past too much emphasis has been placed
the Negro bourgeois petty-bourgeois organizations IN
c. p Pan African Congress- etc. and practically
the basic industries In the future united tactics
treacherous role of the petty-bourgeois leaders
Henceforth the emphasis Negro work must be placed
In the Parys program for YOUTH and agricultural
workers special attention shall be given to the Negroes
K To advance this must concentrate the build
ing up of substantial cad Negro Communist Party function
aries as main immediate task.
6. FOR A BOLSHEvIK APPROACH TO THE AGRARIAN
QUESTION
The terrible condition farming
ally resulting from the anarchy the industry concident
chronistc forms of production tagging behind capitalist development
whole under Imperialism the wide dpportion between
agricultural products prices products
the exploitation of the agricultural workers and the
mproverment of the small and tenant farmers Mass
sharpend by total lack of class organization of the farm proa
40 of the farm population Close this proetaat the
and properess small
tenants and those who work both farm operators and industrial
wage WORKERS This process OF beginning about 1900
in spite of slight and modification remains the basic
and constitutes under Imperialism the crisis
continually post period
by a Socaed production sharp competition the world
steady displacement from u s. of fooduff and material
by manufactures and and 0 The policy of the
ruling class defae agriculture by forcing the farming
into bankruptcy further dependence the banks and off the land
into the ranks of the proletara.
Agrarian labor miseraby paid
100000 workers. lost slight gains during years.
and receives only about half
Working unlimited hours under bitter conditions organ
zation increasing mechanzaton dsemploy
migration to the cities.
The semiproletarian elements suffer equal
misery Employing labor without with
and animals they drive themselves their families
and most unremittng toll only @ at the their
becoming pebourgeois farmers They join the migration
the cities where they become the great
unemployed This migration lowering the
position of all the sections of the farming
Farm capital farmer capitalist middle
ducd since the returns only oneurh the income
poraon capital which greatly the
capitals control of credit taxation, tariff usted
dstribuve industry make wall
tails effort better its capitalism
While big capital sometimes Campbell directly
agriculture with highly ratonaized methods exploit
tracts small nense the method big
bourgeose for extracting wealth from the population
in the channels banking control monopozed
duy which the farmer depend
md securing machinery,
But agraan capital fighting for its life strengthening
attacking labor directly the making
the of its lower strata increasingly mechanng
duction combining corporations called demanding
tariff protection credit favors
whole working class by establishment tariff
products cNary Haugen) and tending bloc
tai against the whole proletariat and the