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Official Oregon Chapter of the American Communist Party @ACPMain
A message to American workers, from the American Communist Party.
Members of the Oregon Chapter of the American Communist Party spent the morning and afternoon cleaning up trash and other waste from neglected neighborhoods in East Portland. If our local government officials won’t commit to keeping our communities clean and safe, then we will.
Members of the ACP Colorado, Oregon and North Dakota delegations to the inauguration of the Central Committee visited the Haymarket Martyrs’ Monument and the grave of Marxist theoretician Joseph Dietzgen in Forest Home Cemetery.
On March 30th, members of the Oregon Chapter of the American Communist Party helped prepare over 400 burritos with Burrito Brigade for homeless and hungry members of the Eugene community. Despite Oregon having the 12th highest rate of hunger in the U.S., our city and state…
‼️The BATTLE to organize drayage truckers at the Newark Port rages on! Watch this documentary about our struggle to ensure they’re properly informed about their collective bargaining rights!
The struggle of labor is being revived in America!
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Recently a ACP CT team cleaned up the grounds of a Veterans memorial in New London. This historic monument is sadly to be shut down soon. But local comrades felt it right to give it a deserving send off and manicure it for final potential uses before the Holidays.
As Utahns we care deeply about spending time in the great outdoors. That's why ACP Utah came together to clean up a local recreation area of hazardous waste and debris. This local fishing spot is now free to be safely enjoyed by families and community members alike.
With help from Missouri comrades, the Illinois chapter of ACP assisted more than a hundred unhoused and working-class people in need in Carbondale yesterday. The leftover supplies were donated to the local Center for Justice and Empowerment and Victory Dream Church.
Even in the capital of the wealthiest nation in history, many people struggle to find enough to eat, so the Virginia chapter of @ACPMain went to downtown DC to give food to families in need. We packaged over 100 meals, and begun preparation on a hundred more!
Throughout September and October, ACP MN worked through a local church to pack well over 1000 grocery orders to provide food and childcare items for local families in need. Power to the people.