‘Death or a Program!’ by Robert Minor from Workers Monthly. Vol. 5 No. 6. April, 1926.

After Marcus Garvey was sent to federal prison in 1925 the Universal Negro Improvement Association, so dominant in Black politics for a decade, came to an impasse. Robert Minor, a leading white Communist voice for a central orientation of the U.S. party to Black workers in the 1920s, with an essay on the divisions and […]