If the “micro-sect” isn’t the problem, why do so many socialist organizations suffer from a lack of democracy? And why haven’t we built a mass revolutionary party yet? As Firebrand’s E. Reed argues, charting the history of the socialist movement shows how inheritances from the past continue to weigh us down.
The task of building a new communist organization is made more urgent by compounding crisis and conflict. What are the obstacles faced by revolutionaries in a world roiled by environmental disaster, economic shock, increasing polarization, and instability in the global order?
While recent calls for police and prison abolitionism should be lauded for their radicalism, in the long run the abolition movement needs to go beyond liberal or anarchist politics and look towards socialist revolution and the smashing of the bourgeois state.
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