Originally circulated as an internal memorandum of the Workers Party dated 20 December 1943. Submitted as a document to the 1944 convention of the Workers Party. First published as Negroes and the Revolution: Resolution of the Minority in New International, Volume XI No.1, January 1945, pp. 13–20. Republished in Scott McLemee (ed.), C.L.R. James on the “Negro Question”, Jackson (Miss.) 1996, pp. 63–89.

From 7 April 1947 issue of Labor Action, newspaper of the Workers Party of the United States

Pankhurst's communist vision - from her Workers' Dreadnought newspaper of 1921.

This article by Sylvia Pankhurst, written in 1921 is a rejoinder to an appreciation by long-standing…

Pankhurst discusses the responses of British workers to the Russian Revolution and Allied intervention via the trade unions and Labour Party.

Morris's utopian dream of a communist society.

Socialism and Anarchism was first printed as a letter in Commonweal, May 5th, 1889.

How We Live and How We Might Live was a lecture delivered to the Hammersmith Branch of the Socialist Democratic Federation (S.D.F.) at Kelmscott…