The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-10

among Negroes. The special resolu-
ton being prepared for the Party
convention will outline in detail the
program for this field of work. The
general thesis has also given consid-
cradle attention to this work.
The chief organizational tasks
upon which we must concentrate in
the next period are:
Recruiting of Negro prole-
tarians into the Party. In the South,
where a great deal of white chauvin-
ism exists, we must make no COM
promise with the prejudices of the
white workers. White chauvinism
also exists among the ranks of the
Party and particularly in the South
The Party must carry on merciless
struggle against this prejudice and
in the South take a decisive turn to
orientate the Party organization on
the Negro masses. Many of the ex-
listing members in the South, nom
proletarians, will have to be expelled
and the Party there reorganized.
1.-THE building of the Party ap-
paratus for work among the Negroes
in all Party organizations.
3.-Support to the ANLC (Amer-
lean Negro Labor Congress) and the
Negro Champion.
Astrological campaign to mobil-
ize the entire Party to consider work
among Negroes not merely a task
for our Negro comrades, but of the
entire Party.
9. Work Among Women.
Some Roadway has been made in
the past year in the work among
women. In this field of work the To-
cal organizations were far ahead OF
the center, up to a short time ago
Recently, with the appointment of a
national head for the Women's De-
partment, beginning was made in
the direction of the building up OF
the apparatus for work among wom-
en-, nationally, and a great impetus
was given to the work among women
throughout the Party.
Due to wrong policy in some of
the Districts, and because of the
composition of the women members
of the Party, mistakes were made in
some cases of emphasizing work
among housewives as against work
among working women.
The chief immediate organizational
tasks of the Party in this field of
work are:
1.-The recruiting of working wo-
men into the Party.
2.-Complete orientation of the
Party towards devoting the major
attention to work among the work
ing women.
3.-The development of the Party
apparatus for work among women in
the factory and street nuclei, the
sections, the districts. In all Party
organizations there must be an APP
paratus for work among women
The proletarianization of the wom-
ems committees and the apparatus
for work among women and the in
clusion of Negro proletarian women
in these committees. The present
apparatus in many districts is en-
tirely unsatisfactory, as for example
in the largest District in the Party,
New York, where the majority of
the District Women's Committee con-
sists of non-proletarians.
4.-The establishment of Party
Women's paper.
Theological campaign to con-
vince the entire Party of the neces-
sity of work among women.
Reorganization Of women's fac
tory delegated conferences on every
day concrete issues facing the work
ing women and the political issues of
the Party Eight Against Imperial
list War, Defense of the Soviet
Union, Organization of the Unor-
ganized, etc.
Increased activity and improve
ment of the content of work among
proletarian housewives and tying up
of these struggles with the working
women.
8.-Better contact with the Wom-
ems Secretariat of the ECCI.
The Convention instructs the Gee
to work out complete program for
work among women.
10. Building the Young Workers
League.
The progress of the movement of
the Communist Youth is in a sense,
sign of the growth of the ma
turity Of the Communist Party. The
Party must devote much more atten-
ton to the building of the League
giving it all possible assistance po-