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By Moses H.M. and West McNeillOver the past few years, it seemed like LGBTQ+ visibility and rights were progressing
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The mission of the University of the Poor is to unite and develop leaders committed to the unity of the poor and dispossessed across all lines of division so as to build a broad-based and powerful movement to end poverty. The role the University of the Poor Journal is to develop collaborative research, robust debate, and resources to advance that mission.
The Journal will include articles on theoretical and political questions presenting themselves as the revolutionary movement develops under new conditions. It will consider the strategic questions facing our class and carry articles analyzing current political developments in the U.S. and internationally. The Journal hopes to become a center for discussion of various strategic projections in the revolutionary movement.
We invite all who agree with the general principles in the University of the Poor concept paper to contact us and consider contributing to the Journal.
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By Moses H.M. and West McNeillOver the past few years, it seemed like LGBTQ+ visibility and rights were progressing
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Any approach to social change, organizing and leadership development has to be based on your assessment of the situation
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By the University of the Poor History and Political Strategy GroupThis excerpt comes from a working document entitled “Notes
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By Lenny BrodyRevolutionaries and activists in the United States often look to the 1930s for lessons about class struggle,
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By Lenny BrodyMarshall “Eddie” Conway, a former leader of the Baltimore Black Panther Party passed away on February 13,
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By The Editorial CommitteeThe Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival held a Moral Poverty Action Congress
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By Nijmie Zakkiyyah DzurinkoThe U.S. is cutting up to 24 million people off of Medicaid resulting in state violence
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By Bruce E. ParryThis paper was a collective effort with contributions by Weber Anderson, Joseph Peery, and Christopher Shuttlesworth.
MoreEscuchar el audiopor Lenny BrodyLas personas revolucionarias y activistas de Estados Unidos suelen buscar en la década de 1930 aprendizajes sobre la
MoreSheilah Garland-Olaniran and Alicia Swords from the University of the Poor Journal interviewed Olga Bautista, the Executive Director of Southeast Environmental Task
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