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THE AMERICAN PARTY OF LABOR is an Anti-Revisionist Marxist-Leninist working class organization. We take pride in our working class identity, and struggle across the country to abolish the capitalist system and its many horrors and replace it with a system based on the principle laid out by Karl Marx: “from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs.”
To achieve this goal of a genuine democracy that elevates the lives of the people in the United States, a revolutionary movement composed of workers of all ages, of all races, ethnicities, and nationalities, of all gender identities and identifications, and of all sexual orientations is necessary. Our Party believes that the only way to do this is through hard work, solidarity, and struggle in all its various forms. This is the only way to create a meaningfully free society in the United States.
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Legalize Workers – No More Detentions, No More Deportations, Abolish I.C.E.!
Guaranteed Work and a Livable Income!
Socialized Healthcare For All!
Free Education For All!
Equal Rights, Pay, and Housing For All!
End All Wars of Aggression!
Abolish Private Prisons, Free All Political Prisoners!
No Platform for Fascists!
Abolish Profit Made By the Exploitation of Labor!
Hello,
I am working on a video game project representing a revolution in the United States during the 1970s, with anti-revisionists as one of the primary factions. As a result, I need a good picture of Jack Shulman to use in the game, yet the only picture I could find was quite old and low-resolution. As your party was founded by associates of his, I was wondering if you had any higher-resolution pictures of Shulman, or knew where to find them.
Thanks,
Andres
Yes, here’s a relatively high resolution picture: https://imgur.com/a/Uttz7qo