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Below is a '''list of [[Socialist]] and [[Communism in the United States|Communist]] publications in the United States'''. See also here [https://web.archive.org/web/20171219042849/http://en.metapedia.org/wiki/List_of_Socialist_and_Communist_publications_in_the_United_States]
* [http://www.unz.org/Pub/AllPeriodicals?View=BrowseGenre&Genre=Left Leftist publications online]
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==A==
* ''[[Action Bulletin]]'' weekly publication of the [[Civil Rights Congress]]
* ''[[Action for Today]]'' published by [[Civil Rights Congress of New York]]
* ''[[Afro-American (publication)|Afro-American]]'' newspaper published in [[Baltimore]]
* ''[[American Guardian]]'', independent Socialist weekly published in Oklahoma City. 
* ''[[Amerasia]]''
*  ''[[The Anti-Nazi Bulletin]]'' (ca. Jan-Feb 1942) issued by the [[Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League]]
* ''[[The Appeal to Reason]]'' (ca. 1916) socialist paper 
* ''[[AYD in Action]]'' monthly publication of the [[American Youth for Democracy]]

==B==
* ''[[Black and White]]'' (1939-1940)
* ''[[Boston Chronicle]]'' weekly publication
* ''[[Bulletin of Congress of American Women]]'' monthly publication of the [[Congress of American Women]]

==C==
* ''[[California Eagle]]'' is published in Los Angeles. Editor: [[Charlotta Bass]], Managing Editor: [[Cyril Briggs]] 
* ''[[The Call]]'' see ''[[New York Call]]'' paper of the [[American Socialist Party]]
* ''[[The Call Magazine]]'' (1917-1918)
* ''[[Champion]]'' (ca.1930s) publication of the [[Communist Party USA]]
* ''[[The Champion of Youth]]'' (ca. 1936)
* ''[[The Chart]]''
* ''[[Chicago Defender]]''
* ''[[Chicago Star]]'' (ca. 1940s)
* ''[[The Churchman]]'' (ca. 1917-1949)<ref>[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,799860,00.html Religion: Whose Front?]</ref>
* ''[[The Class Struggle]]'' (1917-1919) publication of the [[Communist Labor Party]]
* ''[[Class Struggle]]'' (circa 1930-1934)
* ''[[Coastwise Unity]]'' (1935-1946) issued by the [[Communist Party Dock Unit]]
* ''[[The Communist]]'' (ca. 1920-1944)
* ''[[Communist Labor]]''
* ''[[Communist Labor Party News]]'' (ca 1920) "underground" publication of the CLP 
* ''[[Congress View]]'' monthly publication of the [[National Negro Congress]]
* ''[[Crisis]]'' published in Pittsburgh PA

==D==
* ''[[Daily Compass]]'' [[Stalinist]] publication (ca. 1952)
* ''[[Daily Leader]]'' official publication of the [[Socialist Party of America]] 
* ''[[Daily Worker]]''
* ''[[Democracy’s Battle]]'' (ca. Nov-Dec 1946) issued by [[Friends of Democracy]]
* ''[[Der Hammer]]'' (1930s) [[Yiddish]] publication of the jewish sector of the [[American Communist Party]]
* ''[[District Champion]]'' monthly publication Washington DC

==E==
* ''[[Economic Notes]]'' monthly publication of the [[Labor Research Association]]
* ''[[Equality]]'' (1939-) published by the Madison, Wisconsin branch of [[NAACP]]
* ''[[The Eye Opener]]'' (c. 1919) socialist paper

==F==
* ''[[Facts for Farmers]] monthly publication 
* ''[[Facts for Women]] monthly publication 
* ''[[The Forth International]]'', journal
* ''[[Fraternal Outlook]]''
* ''[[Freedom (socialist publication)]]''
* ''[[The Freiheit]]'' (1920s)
* ''[[Friends of Democracy's Battle]]'' (1930s), semi-monthly bulletin issued by [[Friends of Democracy]]

==G==
* ''[[German-American (communist publication)|German-American]]'' weekly publication edited by [[Gustav Faber]].
* ''[[Good Morning]]'', weekly Marxist humor magazine started by [[Ellis O. Jones]].

==H==
* ''[[The Hammer]]'' (1980s) published by [[Lenny Zeskind]]
* ''[[Health & Hygiene]]'' (April 1935-1938) 
* ''[[Hollywood Independent]]'' monthly publication of the [[Hollywood Independent Citizens' Committee of Arts, Sciences, and Professions]]
* ''[[The Hour]]'' (ca. 1939-1941) newsletter issued by [[American Council Against Nazi Propaganda]]

==I==
* ''[[In Fact]]'' (ca. June 1940 - October 1950) weekly publication issued by [[George Seldes]]
* ''[[Industrial Journal]]'' monthly publication by [[James J. Boutselis]], of Lowell, Mass. 
* ''[[Information Bulletin]]'' triweekly publication of the [[Embassy of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]]
* ''[[Insurgent Worker]]'' newspaper of the [[Sojourner Truth Organization]]
* ''[[International Press Correspondence]]'' (1929-1938) issued by the [[Communist International]]
* ''[[International Socialist Review]]'' (c. 1905)

==J==
* ''[[jewish Life]]'' monthly publication of the Morning Freiheit Association

==K==
* ''[[Ken (magazine)|Ken]]'', magazine (ca. 1938-1939)

==L==
* ''[[Labor Age]]'' (1920s) weekly radical paper
* ''[[The Labor Herald]]''
* ''[[The Lamp]]'' monthly publication of the [[American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born]]
* ''[[The Liberator]]'' (1920s) Marxist journal published by [[Max Eastman]]
* ''[[Los Angeles Sentinel]]'' (ca. 1945)

==M==
* ''[[Mainstream]]'' (c. 1957)
* ''[[The Masses]]'' (1911-1917) radical socialist literary magazine 
* ''[[Masses & Mainstream]]'' (c. 1949) [http://www.trussel.com/hf/covers/mm4910.jpg]
* ''[[The Messenger]]'' (1920s) radical negro paper
* ''[[Michigan Herald]]''
* ''[[The Militant]]'', published by the [[Socialist Workers Party]]
* ''[[Morning Freiheit]]'', (1930s) daily ([[Yiddish]]) newspaper
* ''[[Moscow News]]'' (1930s) newspaper

==N==
* ''[[The Nation]]''
* ''[[Negro Digest]]'' weekly publication
* ''[[Negro World]]''
* ''[[New Africa]]'' monthly publication of the [[Council on African Affairs]], chairman [[Paul Robeson]]
* ''[[New Appeal]]'' (1920s) socialist paper
* ''[[ New Majority]]'' (1920s) radical paper in Chicago 
* ''[[The New Masses]]'' (1926- ) weekly magazine
* ''[[New Militant]]'' (ca. 1935) newspaper published by the [[Workers Party of the U.S.]]
* ''[[New Pioneer]]''
* ''[[New Times]]'' semiweekly published [[Moscow]] and distributed in the United States
* ''[[The New York Call]]'' paper of the [[American Socialist Party]]
* ''[[The New York Daily Worker]]''
* ''[[News of World Labor]]'' monthly publication
* ''[[News on Spain]]'' monthly publication of the [[Veterans of Abraham Lincoln Brigade]]

==O==
* ''[[The Ohio Socialist]]''
* ''[[Our World]]'' monthly publication

==P==
* ''[[Partisan Review]]'', (1934-2003)
* ''[[People's Daily World]]'',  [[CPUSA]] [[San Francisco]] newspaper 
* ''[[People's Songs]]'' monthly publication, editor [[Peter Seeger]] 
* ''[[People's Voice]]'', [[Detroit]] semimonthly publication
* ''[[PL (Progressive Labor Magazine]])'' (ca. 1967-1979) published by the [[Progressive Labor Party]]
* ''[[PM (newspaper)|PM]]'', newspaper
* ''[[Political Affairs]]'', monthly [[CPUSA]] magazine 
* ''[[The Progressive]]''
* ''[[Propaganda Analysis]]'' (1937-) newsletter issued by [[Institute for Propaganda Analysis]]
* ''[[The Propaganda Battlefield]]'' (1930s) journal issued by [[Friends of Democracy]]
* ''[[The Protestant]]'' (ca. June 1943-May 1946) magazine published by [[Kenneth Leslie]]
* ''[[The Protestant Digest]]'' (ca. 1941) published by [[Kenneth Leslie]]
* ''[[The Public]]''
* ''[[Public Eye]]'', magazine (8 issues, 1977-1984)

==Q==

==R==
* ''[[Race Traitor]]'' publication issued by [[Noel Ignatiev]] [http://www.racetraitor.org/]
* ''[[Railroad Workers' Link]]''
* ''[[Rank and File]]'' (1930s) WWI veteran's publication
* ''[[The Rebel Worker]]'' (1920s) and later (1960s)
* ''[[Report From Washington]]'' monthly publication of the [[Independent Citizens Committee of Arts, Sciences, and Professions]]
* ''[[Revolutionary Age]]'' (1920s)

==S==
* ''[[Salute]]'' monthly publication of the Veterans Publishing Company
* ''[[SDS Bulletin]]''
* ''[[Social Work Today]]'' (1940s)
* ''[[Socialist Appeal]]'' (1930s) [[Trotskyite]] newspaper
* ''[[Socialist Call]]'' (c. 1906-1911)
* ''[[Socialist Review]]'' (1920s)
* ''[[Soldier-Worker]]'' (1920s)
* ''[[Solidarity]]'' (c. 1917) official publication of the [[IWW]]
* ''[[The South Today]]'' (ca. early 1940s)
* ''[[Soviet Culture]]'' irregular publication of the [[Committee of the American Russian Institute]]
* ''[[Soviet Russia (publication)]]''
* ''[[Soviet Russia Today]]'' monthly magazine
* ''[[Soviet Sports]]'' irregular publication of the [[National Council of American-Soviet Friendship]]
* ''[[Sozial Democrate]]'' (c. 1880)
* ''[[Student Outlook]]'' monthly publication of [[American Youth for Democarcy]]

==T==
* ''[[Teen Life]]'' published in Meriden, Conn.
* ''[[Teeners' Topics]]'' published irregularly
* ''[[The Toiler]]'' (ca 1920) publication of the [[Communist Labor Party]]
* ''[[Trend and Times]]'' monthly publication by [[Louis Adamic]], Milford, N. J.
* ''[[Turning the Tide]]'' (current)

==U==
* ''[[Urgent Tasks]]'' (1980s) journal of the [[Sojourner Truth Organization]].

==V==
* ''[[Voice of Action]]'' (March, 1933-October, 1936) [[American Communist Party]] newspaper in the Pacific Northwest
* ''[[Voice of Freedom (communist publication)|Voice of Freedom]]'' monthly publication of the [[International Coordination Council]]
* ''[[Voice of Labor]]''
* ''[[Volunteer for Liberty]]'' monthly publication of the [[Abraham Lincoln Brigade]]

==W==
* ''[[Washington Commonwealth]]'' (Seattle, 1930s)
* ''[[Weekly People]]'' (1950s)
* ''[[West Side News]]'' (1933-) Free paper published by [[Young Communist League]] of Chicago. 
* ''[[Western Worker]]''
* ''[[The Whip]]'' (1920s)
* ''[[Winner]]'' published by the [[American Youth Congress]] 
* ''[[Woman Today]]''
* ''[[Woman Power]]'' monthly publication of the [[Congress of American Women]]
* ''[[Worchester Worker]] (c. 1938)
* ''[[Work]]''
* ''[[The Worker]]'' Sunday edition of the ''[[Daily Worker]]''
* ''[[The Workers Monthly]]'' (1924-)
* ''[[Workers' Theatre]]''
* ''[[Workers Vanguard]]'' (1980s) [https://www.marxists.org/history/etol/newspape/workersvanguard/1980/0267_31_10_1980.pdf October 31, 1980 issue]
* ''[[Worker’s Voice]]'' (June 23, 1933-1934) 
* ''[[Workers World]]'' (1920s)
* ''[[Working Woman]]''
* ''[[World Marxist Review]]'', [[CPUSA]] magazine 
* ''[[World News and Views]]'' monthly publication formerly ''[[International Press Correspondence]]''

==X==

==Y==
* ''[[Yankee Organizer]]'' (c. 1938)
* ''[[Yiddisher Kultur Farband]]''
* ''[[Young Communist Review]]'' (c. 1948)
* ''[[The Young Comrade]] (c. 1924) 
* ''[[Young Fraternalist]]'' monthly publication of the [[International Workers Order]]
* ''[[Young Pioneer]]'' (c. 1948)
* ''[[The Young Worker]]'' (March, 1922-1936) succeeded by ''[[The Champion of Youth]]''
* ''[[Youth]]'' (-March, 1922)

==Z==

==Literature==
*''[http://www.archive.org/details/testimonyofwalte1947unit Testimony] of [[Walter S. Steele]] regarding Communist activities in the United States. Hearings before the Committee on Un-American Activities, House of Representatives, Eightieth Congress, first session, on H.&#8239;R. 1884 and H.&#8239;R. 2122, bills to curb or outlaw the Communist Party in the United States.'' July 21, 1947. United States Government Printing Office, Washington D.&#8239;C. 1947

==Notes==
<small>{{Reflist|2}}</small>

==See also==
* [[Lineage of Socialist and Communist organizations in America]]
* [[List of Communist schools in the United States]]
* [[List of Communist publications in Great Britain]]
* [[List of American Fascist publications]]

==External links==
* [https://archive.org/stream/ismsreviewofalie00amerrich#page/n5/mode/2up ''Isms: A Review of Alien Isms, Revolutionary Communism and their Active Sympathizers in the United States''] (1937) Several publications listed in the book
* [http://www.marxists.org/history/erol/periodicals/ An assortment of Communist publications deemed 'anti-revisionist'] 
* [https://archive.org/stream/RadicalPeriodicalsInTheUnitedStatesreissued1968-70/Greenwood-RadicalSeries#page/n0/mode/1up ''Radical Periodicals In the United States'']

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