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Cuba Jolts State Department Domination in Latin America
Stagnation of U.S. Economy
We Welcome the British Labor Page;Strike Breaking and Globe-Trotting
Of War and Peace: Khrushchev, Eisenhower, De Gaulle Approach the Summit
The Roots of Anti-Semitism
The Tragedy of France
A Worker’s Diary: Chrysler Workers Face New Wave ofIntimidation &Layoffs
Automation and the Dialectic
In the South: A New Stage for Freedom
South Africa, South U.S.A.
Revolution and Counter-Revolution in South Africa
Labor Bureaucracy’s Electioneering
What Kind of Labor: Workers Dissatisfied with Contracts Strike for Jobs and Working Conditions
African Socialism Leopoldo Sedar Senghor; A Marxist Humanist Looks at the Freedom Fighters of South U.S.A.
Summit to War?
War, Recession, Civil Rights Overshadow Election Promises
Sacco and Vanzetti Speak to Millions
Unemployment and Politics
Special Issue: Workers Battle Automation Charles Denby, Editor
Cold War Intensifies as Ike and Nik Talk Peace at UN
War and Automation
The Anti-Labor Stand of Kennedy and Nixon
The U.S. Elections: Kennedy’s New Frontier’ Cannot Cover Up Old Capitalist Crisis
Russia’s Changing Role in Africa
Inejiro Asanuma’s Assassination
We’re in A Full-Blown Recession
The Cuban Revolution: The Year After
Southern Bigotry and Negro Courage
Belgian Workers Show the Way
The New Russian Communist Manifesto
Police Brutality in Detroit
New Freedom Campaigns Mark 1st Anniversary of Sit-Ins
Negro Intellectuals in Dilemma [Review of Gunnar Myrdal’sAn American Dilemma]
Congo Premier Lumumba MurderedDunayevskaya
Kennedy’s Program Doesn’t Help Workers As Depression Deepens
The Three Faces ofN. Khrushchev
Kennedy On Unemployment
Anti-War Demonstrations in 37 Countries AsUS-Russia Struggle Over Laos
New Introduction to British edition of Nationalism, Communism, Marxist-Humanism and the Afro-Asian Revolutions, Part I
Bureaucrats and the Unemployed Army
Two Opposing Voices Heard At UAW Special Convention
Part II, African Realities and World Politics
The Kennedy Administration and Castro’s Cuba
In Search of War AlliesWhat K & K Did Not Talk About
Intellectuals in the Age of State-Capitalism, Part I [On Herbert Marcuse]
Riders for Freedom
Freedom Riders Speak For Themselves
Intellectuals in the Age of State-Capitalism, Part II
The State of Civil Rights, USA, 1961
Auto Workers Tell Reuther: Local’ Grievances Are National
Tito’s Turnabout
War or Peace?
Workers Voice Sanity Amid Megaton Madness
If This Isn’t Madness, What Is It?
Auto Contracts Challenged
Crisis Over Berlin: K, and K, At The Wall
Marxist Humanism in New Books and Reviews
Actions Louder Than Words
Administrations Jugglers Can’t Hide Truth of Unemployment
Supplement: Mao Tse-tung, From the Beginning of Power to the Sino-Soviet Dispute
JFK’s $93 Billion Budget For War Ignores Negro Rights
In Memoriam: Natalia Sedova Trotsky
World Aspect of Negro History
The Cease-Fire in Algeria Is a Prelude to a Renewed Civil War
Kennedy’s Nuclear Spectacular: Testing, Blackmailing, Brainwashing
K and K, The Global Atomic Terrorists
Christmas Island Tests Evoke Mass Protest Against K and K
The Algerian Revolution Enters A New Stage
New Frontier in Yankee Imperialism
Reuther Ties UAW Convention to Kennedy’s New Frontier’
The Evolution of a Social Type
The Negro Struggle and the State of Civil Rights
The Stock Market Crash and the Drive to War
Grand Illusion of our Times: Disarmament
On Junketeers Reuther and Meany: An Open Letter to European and African Workers
Khrushchev Helps Kennedy Create War Hysteria: Alliance for Progress’ Helps Generals Crush Mass Movements in Latin America
Our Underdeveloped Intellectuals
Telstar Giveaway and the Filibuster Fiasco
Special Mississippi Issue: Mississippian Speaks Out for Human Rights Charles Butts, Editor, Mississippi Free Press
The Automation Battlefield and the Philosophical Battles
Either Freedom Here and Nowor the Magnolia Jungle
War Clouds and the Elections, Voters Repudiate Right-Wingers
Ideology and Revolution: A Study of What Happens After
Kennedy and Khrushchev Bring the World Close to the Point of No Return Dunayevskaya
President Kennedy Tailors News To Fit His War Aims
Protest Report From The Gambia
The China-India War Enters A New Phase
Kennedy, Khrushchev Move to Line-Up their Respective Orbits
Special Introduction to the New Italian Edition of Marxism and Freedom
Special Supplement: Emancipation Proclamation100 Years After, American Civilization on Trial, Part I Principal author Dunayevskaya
Special Issue: American Civilization on Trial, Parts II, III, IV Principal author Dunayevskaya
As U.S. Moves to Recession: Workers Battle Automation
The New Franco-German Axis
Labor Must Clean Its Own House
French Coal Miners Show De Gaulle Workers’ Power
Marxist-Humanism: African, American — Why Not a New International?
President Kennedy Juggles Taxes as the Unemployed Army Grows
Birmingham Negroes Show the Way to Destroy Southern Inhumanity
Freedom Occupies Consciousness
Kennedy Shows True Face to Steel
American Civilization on Trial, Quarter Million March in Detroit as Freedom fight Sweeps Onward
De-StalinizationTen Years After East German and Vorkuta Revolts
Meany, Reuther, McDonald Shun Negro Rights, Stunt Union Growth
Mao and De Gaulle Challenge K & K: The Nuclear Test Ban Treaty and the Sino-Soviet ConflictDunayevskaya
The Freedom Now Movement — National Editorial Board, News & Letters Committees
Alabama Negroes FormDefense Patrols,New Demonstrations Protest JFK Failure to Act Against Wallace
Sartre’s Search for aMethod To Undermine Marxism
JFK Shows Contempt For Labor By Forcing Compulsory Arbitration
Hated Diem Regime Overthrown; What Now For Vietnam Masses?
The Standstill on Nehru’s India
A Long Way To Go On Civil Rights
Editorial Article: The Tragic Assassination of President Kennedy and the Urgent Need for Freedom NowDunayevskaya
State of the Union: High Corporate Profits, and Many, Many Pockets of Poverty’ in U.S. Robert Ellery
Western Intellectuals Help K, Inc. Bury Lenin’s Philosophic Legacy, Part I
Want Action Now — Not Tomorrow!; Once More The Shorter Work Week
Challenge to Thought: New Paperback Edition [of Marxism and Freedom] Clearly Shows Way to Freedom V.L.J. Granger
Western Intellectuals Help K, Inc. Bury Lenin’s Philosophic Legacy, Part II
From Sino-Soviet Rift to Sino-French Co-Existence
Hazard, Kentucky Issue: Miners’ Committee Holds Key to Area’s Future
Negro in the Populist Movement
War on PovertyOr War on Poor?
U.S. Support for Brazil’s Military Coup Aids Forces of Repression
Malcolm X and the Old Radicals’
Worker Want Action on Conditions
The Freedom Movement: NAACP Forces GM Talks on Up-Grading Negroes
Guerrilla Tactics in Ideological Struggles: Study of Mao’s Thought
De Gaulle’s Fakery Toward NATO;United States Invests in Apartheid
Goldwater Victory Symbol of Far Right Threat to America
Sino-India War Reveals Relationship of Ideology to State-Capitalist Imperialism
Beware the Grim Winter Ahead;General Strike in Nigeria
Mass Opposition to U.S. Puppets Shakes South Viet Nam Regime
Introduction to New Japanese Edition of Marxism & Freedom
Reuther’s Cake, Frosting and a la Mode Mean Indigestion for Workers
Goldwaterism Will Be Around In Presidential Campaign and After
All Roads Lead to Berlin: Mao’s Bomb and Khrushchev’s Fall
Magnolia Jungle Lynch Law; An Understood Misunderstanding
China’s Entry into the Nuclear Age Open Up One More Big Road to War Peter Mallory
Conglomerate Mergersor Big Business Gets Bigger
Election Spells Goldwater Defeat More Than All The Way With LBJ
Editorial Article: J Edgar Hoover and Civil RightsDunayevskaya
The Real State of The Union: Permanent Poverty Grows In the Midst of Ever-Rising Profits
The Free Speech Movement and the Community of Scholars, I
Continuing Magnolia Jungle Terror Exposes Reality of ’Great Society’ Charles Denby
The Free Speech Movement and the Community of Scholars, II
End the Vietnam War!
Opposition to War in Vietnam Spreads Throughout The U.S.
Theory of Alienation: Marx’s Debt to Hegel
Between South U.S.A. and South Vietnam Stands the President
Labor, Freedom Movements Begin New Links of Solidarity
Mao Sides With Nasser on Israel
Opposition to War Spreads in U.S.
On Returning to Selma: ’It Makes You Feel Like You Can Stand on Their Strength’
Editorial Article: The Inhumanity of the U.S. Occupation of Dominican Republic
L.A. Eyewitness Report — The Watts Revolt: Both a Warning and a Challenge Wendell Collins, Morris Samuel
Ramifications of the Watts Revolt
China and the India-Pakistan War Dunayevskaya
Editorial Article — Revolt in Indonesia: What Next in Asia? Dunayevskaya
Indonesian Communism: A Case ofWorld Communism’s Decomposition, Part I
Thousands Protest Vietnam War
Negro Pressures Score in Elections; Labor Leaders Play Same Old Role
Indonesian Communism: A Case ofWorld Communism’s Decomposition, Part II
Wind of Change Moves in Rhodesia
Mass Demonstrations Oppose War In Vietnam: LBJ Plans Escalation
Why Philosophy? Why Now?
Administration Flops in Washington
The State of the War Is the State of the Economy Peter Mallory
The Humanism of Marx Is the Basic Foundation for Anti-Stalinism Today
Negro Activity Has Made All Gains
The New Left in Japan: Achievements and GoalsDunayevskaya
LBJ-Ky ’Summit’ A Combination of Jingoism and Hypocrisy
Labor, Negro Movement Make to Links to Change Society
Early Marxist-Humanist Analysis of Vietnam Predicted War Moves
The Tragedy of Ghana
Editorial Article: Are the United States and China Headed Toward War? Dunayevskaya
Miners’ Wildcat A Lesson In Unity
British Seaman Strike Rips Open Government’s Anti-Labor Position Harry McShane, Scotland
Alienation and Revolution: A Hong Kong Interview
Freedom March Continues on U.S. Murder Highway 51
Freedom Movement Explosions Force New Look At Old Ideas
Once Again Theory and Practice
American Civilization on TrialDunayevskaya
Of World Significance: China’s Self-Created Turmoil Dunayevskaya
Shame of a Nation: White Racism
Voters RepudiateHypocrisy of Johnson’s Administration
China Has Missile — and Red Guard
Manila Conclave Exposes Imperialist Shift of U.S. from Europe to Asia Dunayevskaya
Special Issue — TWO VIEWS OF STATE-CAPITALISM: State-Capitalism and Socialist RevolutionTadayuki Tsushima; State-Capitalism and Marx’s Humanism, or Philosophy and Revolution Dunayevskaya
LBJ’s State of Union Fantasy Revealed in Glare of Reality
Black Power’, Race and Class
Resurgence of Nazism?
Editorial Article: Is China Preparing for ’A Great Leap Forward’ or for World War III? Dunayevskaya
Youth, Philosophy and Revolution, Part I
Anti-War Protests Demand End to LBJ’s Destruction of ALL Vietnam Eugene Walker
Youth, Philosophy and Revolution, Part II
The White Congressional Line Shows Up As Cowardly Yellow; CIA and the Reuther-Meany Split
Trip Down South Reveals Negro Revolution Keeps Moving Forward Charles Denby
A. J. Muste: Labor and Marxist Page
Anti-War Movement Approaches New Stage As Labor, Rights Groups Merge
Production Workers Council May Have Critical Role in Auto Moves
The Role of the Intellectual: A Look Back Illuminates Today
The Unending Barbarous War in Vietnam and the Race Question
Fury of Negro Revolts Matches Determination for Freedom
Victor Serge,Revolution’s Author
Law and Order’ from Barrel of Gun Dunayevskaya
Working Conditions Top Strike Issues for Auto Rank-and-File
Instant Vulgar Materialism vs. Marxist Humanism
Opposition to Vietnam War Is Deep and Total
Youth and Internationalism Add New Strength to Anti-War Demonstrations Eugene Walker
Black Mass Revolt: Where to Now?
Che Guevara, Revolutionary
Auto Contracts Don’t Touch Most Important Issue: Work Conditions
The Impact of the Civil War in the U.S. On the Structure of Capital
The Mouse That Roared Dunayevskaya
State of the Union Is the State of the War — and Its Opposition O. Domanski
Nigeria: A Retreat, Not A Victory
Devaluation: Pound or Workers? Harry McShane Glasgow, Scotland
Editorial Article: US Bombs Devastate South Vietnam As Civil War Rages in the Cities Dunayevskaya
Stop ’Stop And Frisk’
Black Mass Revolt Poses Choice: Freedom For Allor Police State Rachel Woods
Revolution In The Revolution? by Regis Debray: Shortcut To Revolution Or Long Road To Tragedy? Part I
Battle For The Cities Ends U.S. Myths About Vietnam;Labor Can Be Destroyed if Laws Are Passed Against Black Revolt
Poland and Czechoslovakia: Communist Regimes Shaken by East European Student Demonstrations Eugene Walker
Shortcut To Revolution Or Long Road To Tragedy? Part II
Undermining The War on Vietnam: Youth, Gold and Kennedy
Editorial Article — These UncivilizedUnited States: Murder of Rev. King, Vietnam War Dunayevskaya
Massive Revolt of Workers and Students Is Real Spirit of France Eugene Walker
Who Arrested the French Revolution?
The Climate For Murder
Wallace Fans Fires of Hatred in Bid for National Political Power Michael Connolly
Editorial Statement: All Eyes On Czechoslovakia, All Hands Off!
Special Supplement: Report From Czechoslovakia
Total Czechoslovak Unity Defies Russian Invasion to Crush Marxism Andrew Filak
The Current Crisis by Ivan Svitak
Spread of Wallaceism Shows Depth of National Crisis
Nixon Victory Will Intensify Old Problems, Add New Ones Eugene Walker
Czechoslovakia: Revolution and Counter Revolution
Mine Union Bureaucrats Bargain Away Vital Work Control for Wages; Fight Against Wallaceism Is Needed More Than Ever
Only Miners’ Control of Safety Can End Mining Deaths and Disasters Andy Phillips
Kolakowski On Alienation
French Workers Devalued; Vietnam Politics
Of Arms, Men and Racism: NIXON, New, Old and Napoleonic Dunayevskaya
S.F. State College Rebellion Challenges Entire System
Spanish Students Intensify World Revolt; Fight Franco Repression Michael Connolly
U.S. And Russia Enter Middle East Cockpit Dunayevskaya; Layoffs: Preview of More to Come
Deep Problems at Home and Abroad Shatter Illusions of Nixon’s Trip Andy Phillips
Nigeria: A Retreat, Not A Victory
Crackdown On Campus
GI, Black Revolts Challenge American Military War Plans Eugene Walker
Hegel vs. Mao: From Culture to Philosophy to Revolution
One Year After the Assassination
Student Revolt Hits 100 Schools; Black Students Are In Forefront Michael Connolly
Humanism and Marxism
A Young Black Worker Looks atMay Day 1969
Wildcat, Huelga, Strike: Labor — Black, Brown and White — Is Moving In Factory and Field Andy Phillips
75 Communist Parties Meet, Part I
Nixon-Thieu Fakery
Galloping Inflation, Rising Unemployment Show Farce of Nixon ’Work-Fare’ Plan O. Domanski
Splintered World Communism, Part II
Black Construction Fight Rages
Critique of Althusser’s anti-Hegelianism
Total Opposition to Vietnam War Sweeps US.
Demonstrating Millions in U.S. Demand:STOP WAR NOW! Peter Mallory
The Needed American Revolution
Nixon’s Planned Recession
U.S. Elections Reveal Both Anti-War Feelings, Racism Molly Jackson
Footnote on the detractors of Lenin
Repression can’t stop anti-war movement