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Leon Trotsky
The social revolution is entirely based upon the growth of proletarian consciousness and on the faith of the proletariat in its own strength and in the party which is leading it.
James P Cannon
The workers of America have power enough to topple the structure of capitalism at home and to lift the whole world with them when they rise.
Pamphlets
The Road to Red October
Category: Pamphlets
Price: $5.00
Description: 1917 in Russia - two revolutions and a turning point in history: the first workers' state. First published in 1987, this is an updated version using re-edited material serialized in 2007.
From Resistance to Revolution
Category: Pamphlets
Price: $4.00
Description: At its recent congress the League for the Fifth International passed a new programmatic manifesto. Its policies and slogans are intended to guide revolutionary socialists in the struggles to come, and to act as a proposed manifesto for a new Fifth International
Extra Info: This document is a program of action addressed to the organizations of the working class, peasants, youth and oppressed peoples of the world engaged in a massive wave of struggles – either to win democratic freedoms as a means to overcome poverty an unemployment or in defense of existing social gains and rights. When workers in Tahrir Square in Cairo chant their solidarity with workers occupying the Capitol in Madison, Wisconsin USA and these workers in turn sing, “Fight like an Egyptian!” we become aware how global the struggle has already become.
From Protest to Power
Category: Pamphlets
Price: $6.00
Description: The previous program of the League for the Fifth International, published in 2003 after our sixth congress.
Extra Info: It presents a fuller and more general program for the class struggle of the working class and its allies, and was oriented to the period of mass anti-capitalist and antiwar mobilizations in the early part of the last decade.
A Workers' Answer to the Crisis
Category: Pamphlets
Price: $1.00
Description: This program of action was drawn up by Workers Power to act as a unifying guide to all workers and, with them, their organizations in the United States struggling to resist attempts by the bosses to make them pay the costs of a crisis they did nothing to commit. The battle cry of the working class can only be at this point in time, "from resistance to revolution!"