Johnson–Forest Tendency

The following article was written for an on-line discussion of CLR James' book Facing Reality. It was been edited for publication by Red and…

Red & Black Notes was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Martin Glaberman on December 17,…

The following article is an extract from an unsigned editorial in the newspaper Correspondence, December 12 1953. It may have been written by C.L…

CLR James on Marx, the Commune and their relevance for workers in the US.

A review by Raya Dunayevskaya of a work by CLR James.

A short article by Raya Dunayevskaya from 1954 about the French group, Socialisme ou Barbarie.

Selma James delivered this report on behalf of the Johnson-Forest Tendency. Selma James was an important figure in the Johnson-Forest Tendency, a co-author of the pamphlet, A Woman’s Place, during the Correspondence period.

Marxist CLR James on state capitalism and revolution.

Written by CLR James, this is from the Socialist Workers Party New York Convention Resolutions, 11 July 1939.

A speech by CLR James at a Socialist Workers Party (US) conference in 1948.

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