During the Great Depression, Communists took to the streets to fight racism, poverty, and injustice. Among them were Black women.

Does disunity harm a political party? An account of the organizing by unemployed workers in the 1930s may offer some clues.

Illegal violence has always been a political tool, often serving the interests of the powerful. A historian looks at the case of 1930s Birmingham, Alabama.

The composition of the Communist Party of China has evolved considerably since the party was founded in 1921.