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251 years after the first battle of the American Revolution, ACP Mass hiked 10 miles on the Battle Road Trail from Lexington to Concord.
In 2026 as in 1775, common people around the world struggle for a decent living against the greed of empire. The ACP stands with them.
Maura Healey is a Zionist shill who has overseen the worst affordability crisis in the state’s history.
The Palestinian resistance are HEROES!
Three years later, the horror of October 7 still weighs heavily on our hearts.
We remember every life taken by Hamas, the survivors and families forever changed, and Jewish communities in Massachusetts and around the world who continue to carry the pain of that day.
May their memories be a blessing. May we honor them by standing together against antisemitism and hate.
Shoutout Zach Bryan for repping Palestine and New England revolutionary culture this weekend at Gillette Stadium.
The Pine Tree flag flew at the Battle of Bunker Hill, where the Patriots had only Heaven to appeal to for the right to rebel against tyranny.
We made our own chapter shirts to reflect this history!
Today, the Palestinian resistance and their allies lead the world in embodying this revolutionary spirit. But soon the American people, too, will remember where they came from.
Earlier this month, ACP Mass prepared 25+ meals for our homeless neighbors in downtown Boston.
Next to one of America’s largest financial districts, people go without shelter due to medical bills, missed mortgage payments, & a system that doesn’t care.
We need one that does.
In 1947, nearly 1 in 30 pairs of shoes worn in America were made in Brockton, Massachusetts. By 2024, Brockton ranked 8th in the state for fatal opioid overdoses.
We spoke with a Brockton native and an addiction recovery organizer about the city's struggles, and why he fights.
MA is one of the richest states in the country. So why are people still homeless and hungry?
We returned to L Street Mission in Brockton to support lunch service for homeless visitors, where comrades ran the line.
There was a revolution 250 years ago, but now we need another.
ACP Massachusetts retweeted
The Communist Party CONGRATULATES the American people on the 250th anniversary of their Declaration of Independence!
From Texas, Executive Chairman Haz Al-Din delivers a speech directly responding to US president Donald J. Trump’s recent provocations.
The Massachusetts chapter of the American Communist Party condemns this hit piece on Calla Walsh by the Boston Globe.
The piece serves to mock and intimidate independent, anti-Zionist, anti-imperialist dissidents of all stripes on behalf of the US regime.
As a teen, Calla Walsh was a rising star in Massachusetts politics. Years later, she was chanting "Death to America" in Tehran. trib.al/kEeZY2C
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Karl Marx was born on this day in 1818. His work gave theoretical clarity to the class struggle.
Das Kapital remains the most rigorous analysis of capitalism, and Marxism remains essential for understanding and challenging the modern world.
The Internet is real life. It needs real infrastructure, real energy, and real workers.
Who benefits from pretending it isn’t? Its owners, and the hegemony that wants to rule from behind the curtain.
From Comrade Executive Anthony Andino for the @BcPlatypus “Technology and the Left” panel at Boston University.
Full panel below ⬇️
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Reading comrade Haz Al-Din’s recent work "Communism in the post-MAGA age," part 03 "MAGA Communism: The Record," reminded me of the town hall meeting in Ontonagon, in October 2024, where I, ACP MI chapter executive, Miguel Levy, presented a $500 contribution for the restoration of health care services to an audience of more than 100 mostly MAGA people, in the name of the American Communist Party. I had been called to the stage to present my gift. It was very warmly received, with applause and handshakes. I made it a point to repeat that it was in the name of the American Communist Party. Here are two photos. The person to my left, Steve Store, is now a reserve member of the ACP.
Quoting from comrade Haz’s work:
“The concrete, logical development of any given revolutionary process has a way of educating the masses in ways that no r-r-r-evolutionary theoretician or ideologist could possibly preempt, imagine, or anticipate. Don’t worry about people’s willingness to accept the abstract theory of class struggle and what it entails. Worry about how they respond to its concrete manifestations, manifestations which should likewise not be evaluated abstractly but concretely. …
"Of course, the bourgeois intelligentsia must spend a great deal of time violently uprooting internal ideological prejudices, accepting without qualification the abolition of private property, internationalist solidarity, chipping away at their own bourgeois sentimentalism by accepting and embracing the historical violence of class struggle. This is doubly evident where the bourgeois intelligentsia have class guilt, or some other type of guilt: There and then it really and definitely needs to be proven, if only to themselves, that they are really and truly down for the cause and everything it inevitably entails.”
“To be clear, the overwhelming majority of proletarians are uninterested in abolishing their entire reality by way of theory. It is an indulgence of bourgeois intelligentsia to ‘abolish’ all that they know and are familiar with by way of theory or ideology alone. Only bourgeois idealists are disposed of the illusion that theory can abolish reality. They lack proletarian sensibility and thus have no sense of reality beyond theory.”
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The American Communist Party joins comrades worldwide in marking International Workers’ Day, and reaffirms its commitment to the emancipation of the American working class and the total defeat of imperialism.
The crimes of the Epstein class have so far gone unpunished, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be defeated. The American Communist Party calls for a popular front to end the occupation of our country, and to establish justice and popular sovereignty!
WAKEFIELD, MA:
On March 28, ACP Mass joined Teamsters Local 3 on strike at a Smurfit Westrock corrugated paper plant, bringing Dunkin’ coffee and donuts to the line.
These 60 workers are fighting for higher wages, affordable healthcare, and no cuts to retirement. The company has refused to negotiate, and now plans to close the plant in May.
Since a 2024 merger, the Ireland-based Smurfit Westrock corporation has laid off over 4,600 plant workers from California to Quebec in the name of “optimization." While the Fed's higher interest rates have made the merger's debt payments more expensive, shareholders still demand higher returns, and the result is dramatic, anti-human cost-cutting.
Real economic optimization isn't shutting down productive assets and leaving people without work on a financial whim. It would be giving the workers the right of first refusal, public investment in infrastructure to lower the cost of manufacturing, building resilient, locally-based supply chains, and using automation to create free time for workers rather than unemployment.
In the face of this threat, the Teamsters aren’t backing down. They’re ready to strike through to the summer to defend their livelihoods, and the ACP is ready to stand with them.
Today, March 26, President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores face a federal hearing in NYC.
If the gov’t can break the Constitution to seize a foreign head of state and his wife, what can it do to your family?
ACP Massachusetts stands for their return to Venezuela.
Ivory tower academics and “intellectuals” look down on ordinary people trying to make sense of the world with conspiracy theories.
But where are these intellectuals? On Little Saint James, conspiring with Epstein!
A clip from our talk at Platypus UNH ⬇️
🧵🇮🇪🍀 This Saint Patrick’s Day, the Massachusetts chapter of the American Communist Party remembers and celebrates the contributions of working class Irish-Americans to the country and our revolutionary tradition.
Happy Revolutionary Saint Patrick’s Day!
While Irish immigrant workers – desperately fleeing the British-induced potato famine – were brought in to undercut native labor, they too joined in with the class struggle alongside American workers throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
From longshoremen to carpenters, textile workers to shoemakers, canal diggers to railway workers, Irish-American workers built Massachusetts into a modern state and were at the forefront of labor’s struggle for the 8-hour day, trade unionism, and socialism.
From strikes in Lynn in 1860, North Adams in 1870, Fall River in 1904, Lawrence in 1912, to Hopedale in 1913 and more, Irish workers were central, and they pushed the envelope when it came to labor militancy.
The revolutionary spirit of Irish-Americans found a home in the 20th century American Communist movement.
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn was born in Concord, NH to Irish-American parents. In New York, she helped found the Irish Socialist Federation with James Connolly in 1907. She helped lead the Lawrence, MA textile strike in 1912. She joined the Communist Party in 1936 and became its first chairwoman in 1961.
William Z. Foster was born in Taunton, MA. His father was an Irish revolutionary who fled Ireland after the failed Fenian revolt. He was as a factory worker, rail worker, streetcar driver, lumberjack, longshoreman, sailor, and homesteader until becoming a professional revolutionary, leading strikes in various industries. He joined the Communist Party in 1921 and would become its most significant leader until his death in 1961.
