Liberation Road

Organizing tools

A hallmark of our organization is our commitment to revolutionary Marxist methods of work: how we do what we do. Drawn from the experiences of socialists, communists, and freedom fighters the world over–from Lenin and Mao, to Amilcar Cabral in Guinea-Bissau, to the Black Panthers right here in the US–we’re trying to figure out the best way to organize the mass movement that we know it will take to bring about socialism. The tools here reflect our work to figure out how inspirational revolutionaries attempted (and sometimes failed) to win.

Flipping the Historical Script

October 25, 2017 /

Flipping the Historical Script is a pamphlet produced by Liberation Road the looks at the intersection of race and class to offer a clear analysis of how working class and people of color issues are environmental issues. This document then

Suspected for Being Black

October 20, 2017 /

Suspected for Being Black is a piece written by Bill Fletcher, Jr., a writer, racial justice activist, and global justice activist. His pamphlet sheds insight on the greater systemic violence that people of color, particularly Black folks, face in the

Working People’s Assemblies: Social Justice Unionism for the 21st Century

October 3, 2017 /

In this pamphlet, we focus on the challenge and promise of Social Justice Unionism in this century, and in particular the opportunity to overcome the historic failure of the U.S. trade union movement to consistently challenge white supremacy, by

Get a Rank & File Job! A Note to Young Activists

October 3, 2017 /

The student movement has been fertile ground for the left. Time away from the daily grind of work, exposure to a wide variety of ideas and experiences changed many people’s lives. Thirty years ago political activists coming out of college

Liberation Road Revolutionary Book Club

September 22, 2017 /

Welcome to our new study series! Socialism and the Crisis of Socialism Historical Materialism and Marxist Theory of Knowledge The State and Hegemony White Supremacy, National Oppression/National Liberation Political Economy Part I. Capitalism Political Economy Part 2. Imperialism and Monopoly