• A monthly update from the front lines of the class war. Like what you see? Join us: email contact@vacpusa.org or apply online What we’ve been doing Our district joined with many other comrades from CPUSA chapters all over the east coast and midwest to attend the People’s March on January 18th, featured in the photo for…

  • by worker-correspondent Aloysius Wolf On Sunday, February 2nd, despite the cold, folks came out to the Bacon Retirement Home in Church Hill, Richmond, Virginia in support of Seniors facing egregious living conditions which have been described by both residents and observers as slums. When I received the call from the Richmond Tenants Union, I, and…

  • It was just 4C (39F) on Saturday, January 25th in Fairfax, Virginia when we started to set up hot coffee, cookies, and a table of pamphlets. Despite the cold, the mood was bright, and everyone was eager to pitch in and help. A group of 20 organizers across Loudon and Fairfax counties joined together to…

  • A monthly update from the front lines of the class war. Like what you see? Join us: email contact@vacpusa.org or apply online What we’ve been doing Our clubs phone banked and canvassed for Democrats in Loudon County special elections under the guidance of New Virginia Majority. We’ve also been building our relationship with Palestine ceasefire…

  • by worker-correspondent Elijah Crawford The Department of Justice has recently filed a lawsuit against Virginia Governor Glen Youngkin over a provision in an August executive order that would remove registered voters from the roll if they can’t produce evidence of citizenship after 14 days. The DOJ claimed that not only was the order implemented too…

  • In the aftermath of the murder of 37-year old Timothy Johnson by a Fairfax County police officer in February 2023, Police Chief Kevin Davis announced at a press conference that the officer who fired the fatal shot would be “dismissed.” At the time no charges were brought upon either of the officers involved, though eventually,…