Report on history of Leninist movement in the U.S.
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Language: eng
Subjects: Communism; Communist Party of the United States of America
Notes: Part 1. 68-70 development of New Comm trend, to the left of CP (Communist Party) – 70-72 OL formed; appeared to be a lot of unity: all sorts of groups uphold Black National resistance – Sharp differences in 1975; divisions increasing (CLP drew away from China; sought unity with CPUSA) – RU into RCP OL into CPML 1977) -- A substantial number of National ML organizations, dominant trend is to each go off in it's own direction – 1975 involvement in Black community – 1974-75 struggle around Nationalism – Support of black nation theory – Point where RU became divided from the rest of the movement was when the opposed busing and joined with the racists – 1978 beginning trend toward unity – ML movement keeps getting narrower, although number of Marxists grows – Absence of ML participation in women’s movement –LRS merging with Barraka , only Black ML group -- Puerto Rican collective in NY" --

Part II. History of Leninist movement in the U.S. -- LRS Party building program, Iskra type plan with paper for discussion, education -- Anti-Dogmatist trend: Nat'l network of Marxist Leninist Clubs -- PWAC, Org. Committee for Ideological Center -- El Comite Puerto Rican, look at contradictions, Party is not possible until leadership is developed in leading industries -- PUL joined Unity trend, supports 3WT -- Unity League: LRS, CPML, BACU, RWH, PUL -- Pacific Collective, pro PLA (Party of Albania) anti 3WT, From Circles to the Party -- Opposed to Democratic-Centralism.

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