Title: Brecht Forum

URL: http://brechtforum.org/

Description: The Brecht Forum, originally located at 451 West Street in Manhattan, now at 388 Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, is a Marxist cultural and educational center. The Brecht Forum was founded in 1975 as The New York Marxist School. In 1984, the founding collective incorporated as The Brecht Forum with The New York Marxist School as the Forum's core project. In addition to the New York Marxist School, it also offers other programs, language classes, and arts and cultural events. The website contains information on their curriculum and classes, programming from 2007-2014, as well as economic news analysis. Over the years, the Brecht Forum supported different types of programming, including the Neues Kabarett, the Right to City podcast series, the Manifestoon, the Institute for Popular Education, the Theater of the Oppressed Laboratory, the Harvey Goldberg Classroom Benefits from 2006-2009, Strategic Visions discussion series, and other events and programs. In 2014, after the Brecht Forum closed, the website remained active as a video gallery until 2017.

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Title: Marxist-Humanist Initiative

URL: http://marxisthumanistinitiative.org/

Description: Marxist-Humanist Initiative (MHI) began in April 2009 and is a collective that aims to contribute to the transformation of this capitalist world by developing the philosophy of Karl Marx (1818-1883) and Raya Dunayevskaya (1910- 1987). The website contains their principles and by-laws, their publication, “With Sober Senses,” event listings, and other writings and publications.

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Subject:   Communism.,  Humanism.,  Dunayevskaya, Raya.,  Communism--United States.

Title: Marxism Leninism Today

URL: http://mltoday.com/

Description: Marxism-Leninism Today is an electronic journal containing articles and commentaries on the theory and practice of Marxism-Leninism — contemporary dialectical and historical materialism. Its goal is to be a resource where Marxist-Leninists can discuss and apply their science to all fields of study. It contains articles that are of particular interest to Marxist scholars, both Communist and non-Communist. Topics include philosophy, religion, African American history, labor history, trade union strategy, Marxist historiography, book reviews, and other articles. The website contains articles which can be browsed by topic.

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Subject:   Communism--Periodicals,  Marxism--Periodicals

Title: Marxism Leninism Today

URL: http://mltoday.com/en/welcome-329.html

Description: Marxism-Leninism Today is an electronic journal containing articles and commentaries on the theory and practice of Marxism-Leninism — contemporary dialectical and historical materialism. Its goal is to be a resource where Marxist-Leninists can discuss and apply their science to all fields of study. It contains articles that are of particular interest to Marxist scholars, both Communist and non-Communist. Topics include philosophy, religion, African American history, labor history, trade union strategy, Marxist historiography, book reviews, and other articles. The website contains articles which can be browsed by topic.

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Subject:   Communism--Periodicals,  Marxism--Periodicals

Title: Marxism Leninism Today

URL: http://mltoday.com/welcome-329.html

Description: Marxism-Leninism Today is an electronic journal containing articles and commentaries on the theory and practice of Marxism-Leninism — contemporary dialectical and historical materialism. Its goal is to be a resource where Marxist-Leninists can discuss and apply their science to all fields of study. It contains articles that are of particular interest to Marxist scholars, both Communist and non-Communist. Topics include philosophy, religion, African American history, labor history, trade union strategy, Marxist historiography, book reviews, and other articles. The website contains articles which can be browsed by topic.

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Subject:   Communism--Periodicals,  Marxism--Periodicals

Title: Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine

URL: http://monthlyreview.org/

Description: The Monthly Review (MR), founded in May 1949 by Paul Sweezy and Leo Huberman, is an independent socialist periodical. The review aims to publish stories on current events framed from a socialist point of view. The review also established a web magazine, MRZine in 2006, which updates daily. MR also has a book press, and a blog, Reflections of Fidel.

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Subject:   Socialism--United States--Periodicals.,  Publishers and publishing--United States.

Title: Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine

URL: http://monthlyreview.org/press/

Description: The Monthly Review (MR), founded in May 1949 by Paul Sweezy and Leo Huberman, is an independent socialist periodical. The review aims to publish stories on current events framed from a socialist point of view. The review also established a web magazine, MRZine in 2006, which updates daily. MR also has a book press, and a blog, Reflections of Fidel.

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Subject:   Socialism--United States--Periodicals.,  Publishers and publishing--United States.

Title: Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine

URL: http://mrzine.monthlyreview.org/

Description: The Monthly Review (MR), founded in May 1949 by Paul Sweezy and Leo Huberman, is an independent socialist periodical. The review aims to publish stories on current events framed from a socialist point of view. The review also established a web magazine, MRZine in 2006, which updates daily. MR also has a book press, and a blog, Reflections of Fidel.

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Subject:   Socialism--United States--Periodicals.,  Publishers and publishing--United States.

Title: News and Letters

URL: http://newsandletters.org/

Description: News and Letters is a Marxist-Humanist newspaper, founded in 1955 and chaired by Raya Dunayevskaya until her death in 1983. The publisher of the newspaper is the News and Letters Committees, which stand for the abolition of capitalism. The website contains articles, back issues, and information on the committees.

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Subject:   News and Letters.,  News and Letters Committees.,  Communism--United States.,  Socialism--United States.,  Philosophy, Marxist.,  Dunayevskaya, Raya.

Title: Early American Marxism: A Repository of Source Material, 1864-1946

URL: http://www.marxisthistory.org/subject/usa/eam/

Description: Early American Marxism is a repository of primary source Marxist materials dating from 1864-1946, collected by Tim Davenport. The website contains a historical background of significant groups established in the United States, including the First International, Language Federations, Socialist Labor Party, Socialist Party, Communist Party, Communist International, and other organizations. The primary resources are arranged by year, and summarized individually by Davenport.

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Subject:   Marxism--United States.,  Communism--United States.,  Socicalism--United States.,  Trotskyism--United States.

Title: Marxist-Humanist Initiative

URL: http://www.marxisthumanistinitiative.org/

Description: Marxist-Humanist Initiative (MHI) began in April 2009 and is a collective that aims to contribute to the transformation of this capitalist world by developing the philosophy of Karl Marx (1818-1883) and Raya Dunayevskaya (1910- 1987). The website contains their principles and by-laws, their publication, “With Sober Senses,” event listings, and other writings and publications.

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Subject:   Communism.,  Humanism.,  Dunayevskaya, Raya.,  Communism--United States.

Title: Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine

URL: http://www.monthlyreview.org/

Description: The Monthly Review (MR), founded in May 1949 by Paul Sweezy and Leo Huberman, is an independent socialist periodical. The review aims to publish stories on current events framed from a socialist point of view. The review also established a web magazine, MRZine in 2006, which updates daily. MR also has a book press, and a blog, Reflections of Fidel.

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Subject:   Socialism--United States--Periodicals.,  Publishers and publishing--United States.

Title: Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine

URL: http://www.monthlyreview.org/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?

Description: The Monthly Review (MR), founded in May 1949 by Paul Sweezy and Leo Huberman, is an independent socialist periodical. The review aims to publish stories on current events framed from a socialist point of view. The review also established a web magazine, MRZine in 2006, which updates daily. MR also has a book press, and a blog, Reflections of Fidel.

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Subject:   Socialism--United States--Periodicals.,  Publishers and publishing--United States.

Title: Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine

URL: http://www.monthlyreview.org/books/index.php

Description: The Monthly Review (MR), founded in May 1949 by Paul Sweezy and Leo Huberman, is an independent socialist periodical. The review aims to publish stories on current events framed from a socialist point of view. The review also established a web magazine, MRZine in 2006, which updates daily. MR also has a book press, and a blog, Reflections of Fidel.

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Subject:   Socialism--United States--Periodicals.,  Publishers and publishing--United States.

Title: Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine

URL: http://www.monthlyreview.org/books/mra.php

Description: The Monthly Review (MR), founded in May 1949 by Paul Sweezy and Leo Huberman, is an independent socialist periodical. The review aims to publish stories on current events framed from a socialist point of view. The review also established a web magazine, MRZine in 2006, which updates daily. MR also has a book press, and a blog, Reflections of Fidel.

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Subject:   Socialism--United States--Periodicals.,  Publishers and publishing--United States.

Title: Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine

URL: http://www.monthlyreview.org/mra.htm

Description: The Monthly Review (MR), founded in May 1949 by Paul Sweezy and Leo Huberman, is an independent socialist periodical. The review aims to publish stories on current events framed from a socialist point of view. The review also established a web magazine, MRZine in 2006, which updates daily. MR also has a book press, and a blog, Reflections of Fidel.

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Subject:   Socialism--United States--Periodicals.,  Publishers and publishing--United States.

Title: Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine

URL: http://www.monthlyreview.org/mrpress.htm

Description: The Monthly Review (MR), founded in May 1949 by Paul Sweezy and Leo Huberman, is an independent socialist periodical. The review aims to publish stories on current events framed from a socialist point of view. The review also established a web magazine, MRZine in 2006, which updates daily. MR also has a book press, and a blog, Reflections of Fidel.

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Subject:   Socialism--United States--Periodicals.,  Publishers and publishing--United States.

Title: Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine

URL: http://www.monthlyreview.org/search.htm

Description: The Monthly Review (MR), founded in May 1949 by Paul Sweezy and Leo Huberman, is an independent socialist periodical. The review aims to publish stories on current events framed from a socialist point of view. The review also established a web magazine, MRZine in 2006, which updates daily. MR also has a book press, and a blog, Reflections of Fidel.

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Subject:   Socialism--United States--Periodicals.,  Publishers and publishing--United States.

Title: News and Letters

URL: http://www.newsandletters.org/

Description: News and Letters is a Marxist-Humanist newspaper, founded in 1955 and chaired by Raya Dunayevskaya until her death in 1983. The publisher of the newspaper is the News and Letters Committees, which stand for the abolition of capitalism. The website contains articles, back issues, and information on the committees.

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Subject:   News and Letters.,  News and Letters Committees.,  Communism--United States.,  Socialism--United States.,  Philosophy, Marxist.,  Dunayevskaya, Raya.

Title: News and Letters

URL: http://www.newsandletters.org/index.htm

Description: News and Letters is a Marxist-Humanist newspaper, founded in 1955 and chaired by Raya Dunayevskaya until her death in 1983. The publisher of the newspaper is the News and Letters Committees, which stand for the abolition of capitalism. The website contains articles, back issues, and information on the committees.

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Subject:   News and Letters.,  News and Letters Committees.,  Communism--United States.,  Socialism--United States.,  Philosophy, Marxist.,  Dunayevskaya, Raya.

Title: News and Letters

URL: http://www.newsandletters.org/issues/2010/Jul-Aug/index.asp

Description: News and Letters is a Marxist-Humanist newspaper, founded in 1955 and chaired by Raya Dunayevskaya until her death in 1983. The publisher of the newspaper is the News and Letters Committees, which stand for the abolition of capitalism. The website contains articles, back issues, and information on the committees.

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Subject:   News and Letters.,  News and Letters Committees.,  Communism--United States.,  Socialism--United States.,  Philosophy, Marxist.,  Dunayevskaya, Raya.

Title: Socialist Labor Party of America

URL: http://www.slp.org/

Description: The Socialist Labor Party (SLP) is the original party of socialism in America. Organized as the Workingmen's Party in 1876, the Party was renamed in 1877.Its longtime leader was Daniel De Leon (1852-1914), Marxist author and editor of The People, the SLP newspaper. As the only nationally organized party of socialism in America until 1900, the SLP attracted Socialists of all tendencies to its ranks. However, the Marxist element became dominant by 1890, when the Party was reorganized on a Marxist basis. The SLP has played a prominent role in the economic and political life of the United States. It ran the first socialist presidential campaign in 1892, and fielded national tickets in every presidential campaign through 1976. The SLP's goal is a classless society based on collective ownership and control of the industries and social services, these to be administered in the interests of all society through a Socialist Industrial Union government composed of democratically elected representatives from all the industries and services of the land. Production would be carried on for use instead of profit. The SLP program for achieving this revolutionary change from capitalism to socialism is based on the Marxist tenet that socialism can be achieved only through the classconscious action "of the working class itself." The Socialist Industrial Union program, as the SLP program is known, developed by Daniel De Leon (1852-1914), is a continuation of Karl Marx's ideas on a workers' government. In all essentials--political and economic classwide organization, the breakup of the state, workers' democracy, the seizure of social power by the organized producers and their socialist reorganization of the economy--the SIU program of the SLP conforms to the democratic premises underlying Marx's concept of socialism.

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Subject:   Socialist Labor Party of America.,  Socialism--United States.,  De Leon, Daniel, 1852-1914.