We oppose the capitalist system and its destructive impact on humanity and the planet. The present system produces poverty, war, environmental crises, and social disorder for the many while providing fantastic wealth and power for a tiny ruling class. Through its exploitation of labor and endless drive toward greater profit, capitalism pits workers around the world into cut-throat competition, reinforces social oppression, and denies us real freedom. Unemployment, regular economic crises, and ecologically unsustainable growth are inevitable under the irrational capitalist system. While we fight for reforms that alleviate these miserable conditions in order to improve the confidence and organization of the working class, we understand that no reform of the system can permanently abolish these conditions. Therefore, we fight for the abolition of the capitalist system.
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Another world is possible: A post-capitalist system that is, international, and ecologically sustainable.
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Our strategic goal is revolution‒led by the working class and oppressed‒that shatters the foundations of patriarchy, white supremacy, settler-colonialism, and capitalist rule.
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In the labor and social movements, we call for political independence and a break from the two-party system.
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We see organized labor as a central part of the working class movement; within it we organize for greater solidarity, internationalism, democracy, and militancy.
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We fight against all forms of racism and support the right of self-determination against national/racial oppression.
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We are a feminist organization that fights for the liberation of all women.
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We fight against homophobia, heterosexism, and the compulsory gender binary and support sexual and gender self-determination for all people.
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We are internationalists: we oppose the imperialist domination of the world by the United States and other rich countries.
- Prison Abolition
United by these principles, we are committed to building a network of anti-capitalist organizations and a broader anti-capitalist movement within the borders of the United States.
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