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For Duprey: To end police murder, smash capitalism

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07 September 2023 392 hits

THE BRONX, August 23—Killer KKKop Erik Duran threw a 40-pound cooler point-blank at 30-year-old father Eric Duprey while he was on a motorbike, murdering him within minutes. While the bosses’ media has been quick to do anything they can to smear Eric Duprey’s character, his family knew him as a loving father who enjoyed doing tricks on his motorbike.

On August 26, dozens of workers protested at the site of Eric’s murder, and demanded justice. A sign at his street vigil reads, “NYPD is the Blue Klux Klan.”  Another reads, “Only we can keep us safe.” A march to the 52nd precinct was called on September 1.

We too want justice for Eric Duprey. Sadly, there will be no justice under capitalism, a system designed to kill and terrorize the working class with impunity. Workers need a system where racism is outlawed, where killer kkkops will no longer prowl the streets looking for victims, and where all workers will be able to live in dignity. This system is communism, and Progressive Labor Party (PLP) fights for it every day. Join us!

On August 28, members of PLP visited the vigil and spoke with Eric’s wife and some of his friends. One of Eric’s friends explained that other cops saw what Duran was doing, but none of them tried to stop him. Eric’s wife said that she knew Raymond Chalusiant, an 18-year-old Latin teen who killer kop Dion Middleton killed last summer for playing with a water gun. Raymond lived only a 10 minute walk from where Erik Duran murdered Eric Duprey this week. This exposes the reformist lies that there are merely a “few bad apples” within the police force. The police exist to keep the working class in check, particularly by terrorizing Black and Latin working class communities. The cops, the courts, the Ku Klux Klan: All are part of the bosses’ plan!

Black cop, white cop, all the same: racist terror is the name of the game!
The Big Fascists, the liberal main wing of the U.S. ruling class, are trying to win workers to the idea that multiracial capitalism is the answer to these racist police murders. No amount of diversity initiatives or Black or Latin cops will end police murder. Dion Middleton, a Black correctional officer, murdered Raymond Chalusiant. Erik Duran, a Latin Narcotics Sergeant, murdered Eric Duprey. These Black and Latin KKKops enforce the same racist, murderous system as their white counterparts, all under the administration of Black ex-cop Eric Adams and Black Attorney General Letitia James.

Assassin Sergeant Erik Duran had already been named in two lawsuits and had 17 prior complaints, 15 of which were for “abuse of authority” and one for the use of “physical force.” But he is just one player in the ruling class’ ramp up of racist police terror in an era of expanding fascist control. In 2022, the New York Police Department (NYPD) conducted more stop-and-frisks than any year since 2015 (ACLU of New York, 2023). 

Adams’ latest racist plan is to use drones to monitor the backyard parties of mostly West Indian Brooklyn residents during the annual J’ouvert celebration. And the policing doesn’t end in the streets. Black NYC Education department Chancellor David Banks just announced that elementary school principals will be holding regular zoom meetings with local police precincts. We cannot be fooled: While the bosses try to trick workers into supporting these initiatives out of concern for their “safety,” they are really trying to expand social control as part of the path to fascism. The Big Fascists need workers to obediently fall in line when they throw us into world war with their imperialist rivals.

No justice under a capitalist system
Erik Duran has been suspended without pay, but so far has not been arrested or charged with murder. We say, “NYPD–you can’t hide! We charge you with genocide!” Even in the very unlikely chance that Erik Duran ends up charged or even convicted with murder, no amount of jail time will bring Eric Duprey back from the dead or end racist police murder.

The ruling class depends on their killer cop army to prevent revolution and maintain social control. The cops use racist murder and violence as their primary tactic. No amount of reform or training will fix these issues. Only under communism can we end police murder and smash racism once and for all. Communism will remove the material conditions required for racism. The international working class will make sure that everyone’s material needs are met and focus on building community rather than tearing it down. Join the Progressive Labor Party!

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No justice, no racist police: Fight anti-Muslim state terror

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07 September 2023 394 hits

BRIDGEVIEW, ILLINOIS, August 6 – Communists from Progressive Labor Party (PLP) stood in bold solidarity today with dozens of angry multiracial workers at the traffic kkkourt hearing for racist killer, 27-year-old Leanne Cusack. She is the white woman charged with "failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident" after snuffing out the life of 28-year-old Arab worker, Murod Kurdi, on June 5th.

In Oak Lawn, the neighboring city to this Cook County kkkourthouse, he was run over as he opened the driver’s side of his parked car, then laid in critical condition as Leanne continued driving for a block and a half. She then called her lawyer with her four-year-old in her back seat, never calling 911 herself so an ambulance could give Murod a fighting chance. Once kkkops arrived, she refused to do a Breathalyzer test and was allowed to go home without further investigation.

The racist travesty continued in kkkourt, when she was escorted out the back door to "protect" her from the family of the man she killed. Workers fighting for justice for Murod were clearly agitated. This southwest suburb of Chicago has "an interesting way of dealing with the immigrant population," said one Arab worker when discussing how we learned about Murod while attending the monthly rally for assaulted teen Hadi Abuatelah (See CHALLENGE, 6/22).

This is another way to say, this capitalist state is racist to its core. It always has and always will be. It can never fundamentally reform itself to serve the needs of the working class; only a worker-led communist state can do that. As we fight for justice for Murod, Hadi, and so many others, we fight to win millions of workers to the task of building a mass international PLP for communist revolution and the end of capitalism!

Mass antiracist struggle carries on
Many in the crowd chanting, "Justice for Murod
Kurdi," have also been chanting, "Justice for Hadi," since last August. We were there helping continue a now year long commitment to the sustained antiracist fightback against the brutal police beating of 17-year-old Hadi. Of the three kkkops involved in the summer 2022 racist assault, only one has faced any disciplinary measures. Patrick O'Donnell has been charged with battery and misconduct but remains employed by the Oak Lawn police on administrative leave (aka paid vacation).

Mark Hollingsworth, who also took part in the brutal beating which left Hadi Abuatelah hospitalized with severe brain and spinal injuries, has been given more responsibility in the department. He was sent to manipulate Murod’s mother, showing her body camera footage of Cusack that supposedly demonstrated her sobriety. Murod's mother Fadia led the antiracist fightback, exclaiming in a speech "This could happen to anyone not just me!" to a crowd of supporters.

Seeing the KKKourts and KKKops reward some officers while slapping others on the wrist illustrates the dead end of reformism. The calls for us to hold politicians like Illinois Big Fascist liberal misleaders such as state's attorney Kim Foxx and Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul have yielded, in the case of Hadi, deceptively dangerous, minimal and impermanent gains. We find ourselves in the same position with fatal results a year later, fighting again.

However, during the following August 2nd Oak Lawn Police and Fire Board meeting a few days before Cusack's court date, the militant tactics of the base of workers supporting the righteous protest was inspiring to behold. Workers interrupted the farcical proceedings of the unelected Police Board commissioners with a statement and chants of "Justice for Hadi" and "Justice for Murod.” The numerous police officers providing security demanded all Hadi/Murod supporters leave while allowing those part of a three-person Small Fascist, "back the blue" contingent to stay.

The Small Fascist commissioners leaned heavily on the rules for their meeting and reconvened the meeting after throwing us out. An organizer pointed out that they treat vehicular homicide and vicious beating of children with impunity but enforce the letter of their meeting rules. We continued chanting in front of the courthouse for the duration of the meeting. When the Small Fascist commissioners and their “back the blue” goons exited, we chanted, "Go home, racist" and "go home, fascist" as the gutter racists walked to their cars. The level of militancy of the outraged workers was high and inspired revolutionary optimism.

Communist politics are the antidote to deadly capitalist poison
At the actions of both Murod and Hadi the antiracist anger and militancy are always justifiably high, a testament to the power of a united working class. There is no doubt that this militancy will continue at the upcoming actions in September as we continue the struggle. Our task as always remains to play a key role in broadening the base of the mass working-class movement, sharpening the class struggle, and widely spreading communist politics as the antidote to the poisons of capitalism.

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Retired workers fight sick system

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NEW YORK CITY, September 4—Retired city workers here in NYC are fighting back against the joint city bosses and union plan to force 250,000 retirees from traditional Medicare plus, a premium free medigap plan, into a Medicare (dis)advantage plan run by a private for-profit insurance company. This struggle, which has been going on for over two years, has exposed once again that healthcare is run to provide profits for the healthcare bosses and the needs of the capitalist state rather than the needs of the working class. Only communist revolution can build a society where healthcare is based on the needs of the working class.

As access to health care services has become more difficult in the U.S., life expectancy has dropped every year for the last five years. It is at its lowest since 1996 (CDC, 8/31/22).  We have all heard personal stories of health care delayed or denied by insurance companies causing unnecessary deaths and of shortages and the high price of drugs causing still more fatalities. Furthermore, Black workers here have the highest age adjusted death rate amongst all workers in the U.S. (Society of Actuaries, 7/20). Racism infects all aspects of the U.S. healthcare system. For example, the higher copays included in the Medicare (dis)advantage plan would hurt all but fall disproportionately hard on low-income Black, Latin and women retirees. This will only change when we replace capitalism with communism.

Fighting back gives the workers a temporary win
A recent court decision blocked the city/union plan from going into effect. This occurred because of the determined efforts of retirees to fight back! Although the judge found that retiree’s property rights (the underpinnings of the U.S. legal system) had been violated by the city/union plan, this doesn’t mean that this particular attack will “stop” or that the legal basis preventing it won’t be “legally” changed or superseded. As the reality of war and fascism develop, more and more of the “rights” we think we are guaranteed will fall away. The only “right” we can rely on is our willingness to fight.

At every step of this struggle we have fought not only the city bosses but also the leadership of the Municipal Labor Committee (MLC). Furthermore, we expect that the MLC will soon announce new health care coverage for city workers that will reduce access to healthcare institutions and cost them more. Every choice that has been made by the MLC leaders has protected the profits of the medical insurance companies and the pharmaceutical industry and has attempted to shift additional costs to workers. As the old saying goes, “with friends like these, who needs enemies?”

Workers need communism, not union leaders
Many retirees wonder why the MLC is on the side of the city bosses. PLP says that unions are capitalist institutions and union leaders accept capitalism and its needs. Union leaders sit on the boards of directors of health insurance companies. They sit on pension boards that invest in and hope to profit from health insurance and pharmaceutical companies.  They therefore will seek to force workers through lies, persuasion and coercion into 1) accepting more and more fascist cutbacks and 2) preventing any resistance.

On Labor Day Marches this year thousands and thousands of workers will be marching through the streets of New York and elsewhere in the U.S. What if these workers were won to join together under the leadership of Progressive Labor Party to fight for communist revolution? Then we could build a society where the health needs and all needs of every worker would be guaranteed!

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Fallout New Vegas: Liberal capitalist propaganda

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07 September 2023 542 hits

Video games have become a powerful tool of capitalist propaganda, aimed largely at youth, especially working class youth. Call of Duty in its various editions may well be the best known and most vicious form of supporting U.S. imperialist aggression while desensitizing players to the true cost of war. But there are other, subtler forms of propaganda in other video games that steer players away from real-life class struggle, as in the popular Fallout Series (FS).

Teaching players capitalism is permanent
FS is a well-designed video game series that unfortunately teaches the players that mass struggle for communism is impossible and that only exploitative regimes can triumph. Unlike games like Call of Duty, Fallout’s anti-communism is more subtle and insidious. It critiques Red Scare McCarthyism as stupid, nationalist, and lacking substance. But the series promotes, instead, capitalist realism (the notion that it is easier to imagine an end to the world than an end to capitalism), pacifism, nationalism, and the “big-man” theory of history, rejecting the role of the working class in making and changing history.

The Fallout series is set in a post-apocalyptic world where the Cold War didn’t end, energy scarcity leads to resource wars, and a nuclear exchange between the U.S. and China devastates the planet. Fallout New Vegas (FNV) lets the player choose among factions vying for control of the city of New Vegas, the Hoover Dam, and the Mojave Desert. The main factions are Caesar’s Legion, a Roman-style slave empire; Mr. House, a billionaire modeled after Howard Hughes currently in control of the region; the NCR, a liberal capitalist nation expanding from the West Coast; and an “independent” New Vegas.

All of these options are simply different flavors of capitalism. All options involve keeping class relations, money, and markets, because the publishers and developers think there are no  alternatives.

Workers divided, virtually
There are other groups in the game including the Followers of the Apocalypse (FA), a liberal group trying to do good works like medical care and education. But FA lacks political goals for the larger region and does not intend to take up arms to defend their community. They are the non-violent alternative that the bosses offer us as an alternative to mass communist rebellion. Another group is the Bright Brotherhood, a ghoul separatist cult. Led by a “prophet” named Jason Bright, the Bright Brotherhood seeks a “promised land” for Ghouls. In this world, human workers are bigoted against Ghouls and Super Mutants (in an echo of white prejudice against Black and Latin workers in the real world). Ghouls are slowly rotting but still walking, talking, and thinking, but they sometimes go “feral” and start indiscriminately attacking others. Super Mutants are humans who were genetically altered to be super soldiers like the Incredible Hulk. Many Supermutants attack humans on sight and have severe brain damage from the transformation. As a result, humans treat both Super Mutants and Ghouls as threats to survival.

Within this fictional world, ghoul separatism makes sense. Nothing can be done about their violent medical condition, making widespread acceptance by humans impossible. In the real world, however, all workers are human and the oppression of Black and Latin workers, women workers, disabled workers, and LGBTQ workers is something we need to fight as a united revolutionary working class. If we divide ourselves into small groups based on our identities and try to solve each problem individually, the bosses will destroy us one at a time. Once again, FNV misleads us.

No faction or organization advances international solidarity or complete victory over exploitation. There’s no vision of defeating the NCR, the Legion, or Mr. House completely. The slave empire to the east continues to grow and enslave more workers. The rotten liberal democracy to the west continues to exploit workers through wage-labor and by allowing outright slavery within its borders. If either one grows powerful enough, it will seize control of New Vegas. The writers of FNV sell us strategies doomed to fail.

Bosses’ individualism on your gaming system   
FNV’s central premise is hyper individualism that promotes the big man theory of history. The player vies with other faction leaders as the primary movers of history. You as the protagonist are a one-person army who decides if people get water and power and who wins the war for control of New Vegas. You start out as a lowly courier and through hard-work and determination become unstoppable. Similarly, Mr. House and Caesar are supposed to be individuals who created their own fates because of their sheer intellect and skill. In the real world, however, societies are driven by material conditions and class struggle rather than individual heroes.

Exceptional individuals exist in history, but they impact society history only when material conditions allow it. Adolf Hitler was a skilled propagandist, but his Nazis only ruled Germany because German capitalists faced insurmountable crises. Bronze Age despots like the Pharaohs were ruthless and cunning, but they only came to power because the emerging priest class needed a state to help exploit workers. FNV advances the bosses’ notion of individualism and cults of personality instead of worker solidarity.

One can legitimately praise FNV for its writing, immersive story-telling, and game-play, but its political message is poison. Even though the Fallout series is sold as being more nuanced, with diverse political representation, its message is anti-communist and counterrevolutionary. Put down the game controller, grab your best friends, and head out to share CHALLENGE with others and engage in antiracist battles against the real enemies, the capitalist class!

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LETTERS...September 20, 2023

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07 September 2023 360 hits

Why I joined
On July 16, 2023, I joined the Progressive Labor Party (PLP) where I became part of a collective communist tradition. It just so happened that I joined on the last day of PLP’s International Convention. As a young communist, I was enamored by the weekend-filled events, workshops, sing-alongs, and breaking bread with some of the sharpest minds and committed comrades. I am proud to say that this was the first political party where I not only felt I belonged, but also where I knew I was surrounded by people who were serious about organizing the international working class, about fighting for communism.

Why is this important to say? Because the so-called “left” in the United States is in complete disarray. We are nowhere near building the capacity that we need in order to defeat the bosses and win. The left has been divided into many meaningless factions with no real, tangible, political objective and a plan to get there. For a time, I was floating around various Pan-Africanist and cultural nationalist groups that understated the primacy of class analysis within a mass organization or party. They lacked the understanding required to fully commit to building multi-racial class unity. It was not until I started to hang around folks at PLP that I saw how wrong I was. I attended the international convention in hopes to better understand the objectives of the Party and really see if they practiced what they preached and wow.

They certainly proved that and then some. I walked into the huge foyer on the last day of the convention where I saw the most diverse, inter-generational, and international group of people all around me speaking several different languages but somehow I still felt like I could understand what they were saying. I was greeted several times with warm smiles and gestures showing me where I could sit and eat, look at old newspaper clippings of comrades fighting fascists, supporting revolutionary, anti-colonial movements in the Global South, and/or engaging in direct class struggle. I had the chance to meet with a comrade from Chicago…an older Black woman, who sat me down and told me her story of how she came across the party and eventually joined. She was willing to answer all my questions and defended the party line vehemently. She’s been with PLP for over 30 years.All I could do was smile as we all gathered around towards the end of the convention singing “The Internationale.” Because I finally saw the future…what a communist future would look like. It was right in front of me. And since that day, I’ve been incredibly motivated to fight with the rest of the working class to see this future too and fight back with us.
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East Africa: ‘comrades stronger than ever’
Comrades from East Africa are now growing stronger than ever. The Progressive Labor Party (PLP) meeting helped me to be more aware and patient in fighting against fascism beyond borders, “races” and nationalities in our class struggle.

Many East African comrades are now better prepared to recruit new members to our Party by forming close friendships with them and working with them inside different institutions like colleges, schools, political parties, and in the agriculture industry. We learned from one comrade who was part of an antisexist fight at a university where girl students are sexually bribed by professors to get high marks.

We are becoming stronger after having several annual meetings with our Party from different parts of the world who shared with us how to organize our Party— things like how to be patient, how to remove fear, how to organize our fighting through practicing criticism and self criticism, and how to be more active in the class struggle. We learned how to organize ourselves by forming clubs, using online meetings and evaluating our fighting. We learned how to pick out one leader, even though we are all leaders.
Our collectivity is a strong weapon against fascism and unscientific thinking. Joining PLP is the solution to fighting for workers dignity and against all the evils of capitalism.

A sweeping victory for a brave athlete and her team
Standing for the national anthem is a choice everyone has to make in their life. From the beginning of my collegiate volleyball career and years prior, I’ve always kneeled during the playing of the racist  national anthem. On my present team I am one of two, on a team of sixteen girls, who consistently kneels. While most are scared to kneel it gives me a sense of power while others praise this racist country.

On the weekend of August 26th my volleyball team was traveling to Liberty University, a university known for being highly religious and racist and sexist. This school brought on a new challenge for me, as the thought of aggressive backlash was a very possible outcome. The history and state of this school is very problematic, and the environment they create felt unsafe to some of the girls on the team. Liberty University is known for their strict rules on how they operate, having a handbook that is disgustingly prejudiced, and operating under a point system called “The Liberty Way”.

This point system declares that “sexual relations outside a biblically ordained marriage, romantic displays of affection with a member of the same sex (e.g., hand-holding, kissing, dating, etc.), and actions confirming denial of biological birth sex (e.g., asking to be referred to by pronouns inconsistent with one’s birth sex, using restrooms and changing facilities reserved for persons other than one’s birth sex, etc.) are prohibited by The Liberty Way.” Any of these prohibited actions will result in points that eventually will add up to result in $50 to $100 fines.

After doing more research I found that the very president of Liberty University was also involved with a blackface scandal resulting in multiple of Liberty’s Black staff members quitting. The actions of this school did not align with my political views and I wanted to do something about it, while also feeling safer in a hostile environment. After talking with a couple girls on my team I decided to ask my team, and coaches, if they wanted to participate in kneeling for the national anthem with me for this weekend. At first, I got a couple immediate yes’s from people who wanted to support me and kneel in protest of this problematic school. I also met with many people (staff and teammates) who asked questions about why I kneel, and simply wanted to learn more about the school and why I asked them to kneel this specific weekend. I was overall met with a lot of positive and excited teammates who wanted to make an impact.

However, even though I was met with lots of positivity, many of them were met with angered parents who were very upset with them, threatening to stop supporting them financially, and questioning their loyalty to their family and their morals. Even through the scary environment and disappointment from parents, almost every girl and staff member made their own decision and chose to kneel, in support of me and against racism and sexism. Many parents and girls got very emotional, feeling the power we were generating from our statement. My teammates had many thoughts after doing something they’ve never done before.

After speaking to a couple of them they stated that it was nerve wracking but they felt powerful in their actions. Other teammates even spoke to how kneeling for the anthem was important to them because of the racism they experienced growing up, and how unsatisfactory and unfair our system is. This was truly a bonding, touching, and impactful experience that sparked tears from fans and players. We went on to sweep our opponent resulting in two victories that day.
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Helsinki trip meets antiracist demonstration
I was visiting Helsinki in early September and found myself in the middle of a huge demonstration against racism and fascism, with over 11,000 people marching through the city’s center for hours.
The demonstration was called by over a hundred groups angry about racism and about government ministers with fascist backgrounds holding office, such as the Deputy Prime Minister, who had to apologize over the summer for hundreds of racist and anti-immigrant slurs in her social media.

The march was led by a huge banner in Finnish saying, “We Will Not Be Silent” and a banner in Finnish, Swedish and English demanding “Racists and Fascists OUT!” The call for the march denounced the government’s new statement against racism, demanding action instead. It also called for racists and fascists to be thrown out of government.

I joined the march for a while, joining in familiar chants (even though they were in different languages!) and talking with some of the marchers about what it would take to really end racism and fascism not only in Finland, but everywhere. Several I spoke to agreed that racism couldn’t be ended by any capitalist government and that only a multi-racial fight by the working class could make real change. One was especially interested to hear about Progressive Labor Party, and I promised to send copies of CHALLENGE.
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What to do when nazis protest in your neighborhood
For more than a year, workers fleeing intolerable conditions of extreme poverty and deadly drug gang warfare in their home countries, have been bussed from the southwestern U.S. border to NYC in the tens of thousands. They have struggled through many hardships to get here, hoping for jobs and a better, safer life for themselves and their children. What they have found when they arrive is that no coherent plan has been made for them by national or local politicians.

Working people are under attack throughout the world. Wars rage, as capitalist rulers try to extend or maintain their power abroad, while using fascist terror to increase the exploitation of their own workers at home to maximize profits. We workers here in the U.S. face many of the same problems, as bosses downsize, close shop, and speed up those workers still with jobs, while the rulers’ front men, politicians of all stripes, push through cuts in healthcare, education, and social services to free up money to fuel their growing war machine.

These same rulers and their bought and paid for political stooges use racism to divide workers, including immigrants vs non-immigrants. Some workers, frustrated by the conditions so many suffer here in “the land of freedom and opportunity,” buy into the racist lies pushed by the capitalist exploiters who run this system and the politicians who work for them. They attack these migrants as “illegals,” a threat to their neighborhoods and a drain on the economy.

Last week, hundreds of racists demonstrated in front of a former Catholic high school on Staten Island, now being used as a shelter for a proposed 300 women and families. They were organized by a local racist, Scott LoBaido, who is supported by racist Staten Island politicians like Nicole Malliotakis. When an injunction forbidding the use of the school as a shelter was overruled, the racists announced another demonstration, to be held on August 28th.

A Staten Islander myself, I learned of the demonstration that morning and alerted the Party leadership. Within hours, 30 Progressive Labor Party (PLP) comrades and friends had gathered and planned a counter demonstration in support of the migrant refugees. Chanting loudly, with CHALLENGE, leaflets, and placards, joined by some neighborhood workers, we marched to the school at the opposite end of the street from the racists. Using a bullhorn, we voiced greetings and messages of support to the migrants inside in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole. Before we left, we promised to return in greater numbers to confront the racists and to show the migrants that the racists did not represent all Staten Islanders.

PLP’s line is that what we call the Big Fascists are a bigger threat to workers than the Small Fascists. We must stand up against the open Small Fascist racists like Malliotakis and LoBaido, as we did on Staten Island. However, we must not be fooled by the Big Fascists like NYC Mayor Adams, NYS Governor Hochul, and U.S. President Biden. These covert racists are only too happy to see workers fighting each other, instead of joining together to fight for communism and destroy this racist capitalist system that cannot provide the jobs, housing, healthcare, and education we all deserve and need.

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