From RCY Newsletter, No. 9, October-November 1971 “Youth” in itself is neither revolutionary nor a class. The “youth” consists of young workers, future petty-bourgeois technocrats and administrators, members of the ruling class, as well as...
From Revolutionary Marxist Caucus Newsletter, No. 5, December 1970 The need for a revolutionary socialist youth organization, open to all political tendencies seeking revolutionary change, was clearly demonstrated by the spontaneous upsurge of students and...
Introduction from Revolutionary Communist Youth Newsletter, No. 17, May-June 1973 Trotsky was always keenly aware of what he called the problem of generations. He began the New Course (1923), his opening shot in the struggle against the...
Lessons from History From Young Spartacus No. 22, March-April 1974 The Lessons from History series has in the past included articles on the early years of the Communist Youth International and the development of a “Resolution on the...
Lessons from History From Young Spartacist, No. 21, January-February 1974 The question of youth-party relations is an important aspect of Leninist organizational traditions. Many of those socialist youth sections that operated autonomously from the Social-Democratic...
The Leninist Position on Youth-Party Relations Documents from the YSA & SWP, 1957-61 Preface The present collection of documents deals with the vital issue of the relationship between a revolutionary party and its youth...