People's History

• Birmingham Blues Then and Now, by Bill Swain, RW #1161, August 4, 2002
  

• Conviction in Birmingham, Justice Denied for 40 Years, RW #1153, June 2, 2002
  

• Four Little Girls and the Fight for Freedom, The Birmingham Bombing of 1963, RW #1153, June 2, 2002
  

• May 4: The Spirit of Kent State, RW #1151, May 19, 2002
  

• 10 Year Anniversary, It's Right to Rebel, The Story of the 1992 L.A. Rebellion, RW #1148, April 28, 2002
  

• The Brave Resisters in the Camps, Part 2: World War 2 Roundups of Japanese Americans, RW #1144, March 24, 2002

• The RW Interview: Doctor Tolbert Small: Journey of a People's Doctor, RW #1139, February 17, 2002

• The Crimes of Executive Order 9066: World War 2 Roundups of Japanese Americans, RW #1138, February 10, 2002

• Merciless System Pursues 60s Radical: The Punishment of Sara Jane Olson, RW #1129, December 2, 2001

• Timeline of Empire: U.S. Intervention in the Middle East, RW #1125, November 4, 2001

• The Consequences of Empire, A history of war and intrigue in the Middle East, by Larry Everest, RW #1121, October 7, 2001

• 30 Years--September 9-13, The Attica Rebellion, RW #1118, September 16, 2001

• Attica brother: "I Would Do It Any Day, Again", RW #1118, September 16, 2001

• Some Ideas on the Social Role of Art, by Ardea Skybreak, Part 1: Art and Human History RW #1114, August 12, 2001

• Patrice Lumumba: Rebellion and Murder in the Congo, RW #1111, July 22, 2001

• Day of Heroism: 19 June 1986, This blood that has been spilt shall never be forgotten! from the Information Bureau of the Revolutionary Internationalist Movement, RW #1109, July 1, 2001

• Imperialist War for the Pacific: The True Story of Pearl Harbor, RW #1105, June 3, 2001

• U.S. Massacre at Thanh Phong, Vietnam, The War Crimes of Bob Kerrey, RW #1103, May 20, 2001

• 1971: Veterans Testify at Winter Soldier Hearings, Vietnam Nightmares Under the U.S. Flag, RW #1103, May 20, 2001

• David Horowitz's Campus Cross Burning, Students Confront Insult to Black People, RW #1099, April 22, 2001

• Background for the Movie Enemy At the Gate, The Red Street Fighters of Stalingrad, RW #1098, April 15, 2001

• "Champions of Democracy?"..."Leaders of the Free World?"... or "Bloody-Jawed Wolves?", by Bob Avakian, Chairman of the RCP,USA, RW #1096, March 25, 2001

• Roots of International Women's Day, RW #1094, March 11, 2001

• Historical Materialism: Production, Class Struggle and the End of Exploitation and Oppression, by Bob Avakian, Chairman of the RCP,USA, RW #1094, March 11, 2001

• Historical Materialism--Lessons from the History of Mexico, 
  Part 1: Changes in Society--The Material Basis and the Role of Force, By Bob Avakian, Chairman of the RCP,USA, RW #1093, March 4, 2001

• Part 2: How and Why Classes and the State Emerged, by Bob Avakian, Chairman of the RCP,USA, RW #1095, March 18, 2001

• Black History Month, The Port Chicago Mutiny, RW #1092, February 25, 2001

• People Not Weapons Are Decisive in Warfare..., "They Fight Their Way, We Fight Our Way," by Bob Avakian, Chairman of the RCP,USA, RW #1091, February 18, 2001

• The Dirty Work of Philly's Political Police 
  • Part 1: From Cointelpro to Powelton Village, RW #1086, January 14, 2001
  • Part 2: Spying on a New Generation, RW #1091, February 18, 2001

• Is the Revolution Bound to "Turn Out Bad?" Why Do We Need a Dictatorship, by Bob Avakian, Chairman of the RCP,USA, RW #1083, December 17, 2000
• From A World to Win, Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Chinese Revolution, by Carl Dix, National Spokesperson for the RCP,USA, RW #1083, December 17, 2000
• Slavery, Capitalism and the History of the Electoral College, RW #1080, November 27, 2000
• Injustice Down Under, The Painful Story of the Aborigines in Australia, RW #1072, October 1, 2000

• Interview with a veteran comrade: The Chicano Moratorium 30 Years Ago... and the Struggle Today

  • Part 1,  RW #1068, August 27, 2000

  • Part 2, RW #1069, September 3, 2000
    

• Programme Investigation: The Colonias of the Rio Grande Valley, RW #1063, July 23, 2000

• Jacob Lawrence: Telling the Black Story in Many Colors, RW #1061, July 2, 2000

• Korean WarJune 25, 1950 to July 27, 1953: Tearing Up the U.S. Paper Tiger in Korea, Part 1: How 300,000 Chinese Troops Snuck into Korea and Kicked the Ass of the U.S. Armed Forces, RW #1059, June 18, 2000

• Invasions in the "Neighborhood", RW #1059, June 18, 2000

• Kent State/Jackson State: Battle Cry of  Generation, 30 Years Since the Shootings of May 1970, RW #1053, May 7, 2000

• A Tribute to Nuh Washington, RW #1053, May 7, 2000

• Vietnam Legacy: Heroes and Criminals, RW #1047, March 19, 2000

• From When John Wayne Went Out of Focus, Revolt in the War Machine, RW #1047, March 19, 2000

• Black GIs, Rebellion and the Fall of the Flag, RW #994, February 14, 1999

• The Sexual Revolution and Dreams of a New World, by Li Onesto, RW #991, January 24, 1999

• International Women's Day, The Women of the Triangle Fire, RW #1046, March 12, 2000

• Black History Month, The Tulsa Massacre, 1921, RW #1043, February 20, 2000

• The Heritage We Renounce: True Story of the 1849 California Gold Rush

  • Part 1: Gold and Genocide, RW #1039, January 23, 2000

  • Part 2: Blood on the Gold, RW #1042, February 13, 2000

• Mao Tsetung: The Art of War, 
  Part 1: Luring the Enemy in Deep, RW #1030, November 14, 1999
  Part 2: The War Against Japanese Aggression: The Battle of Pinghshingkuan Pass, RW #1031, November 21, 1999

• The RW Interview, Robert Meeropol: Fighting the Frame-Up--From the Rosenbergs to Mumia, RW #1022, September 19, 1999

• Free the MOVE 9

• Maoist Revolution in China -- a special section

• Tiananmen 1989 -- a special section

• How Maoist Revolution Wiped Out Drug Addiction in China, by C. Clark Kissinger

• Life Lessons: From the Third World Strike of '69, by Dolly Veale
  RW #1007, May 23, 1999

• The Origins of May First: Haymarket 1886 and the "Troublesome Element"

• Elia Kazan: Snitch with an Oscar, By Michael Slate, RW #999, March 21, 1999

• The Slave Army of Toussaint L'Ouverture, Making of a revolution: Haiti, 1791, RW #996, February 28, 1999

• Freedom Train! The Story of the Underground Railroad, RW #995, February 21, 1999

• Bitter Harvest, How the system ruined Black farmers, RW #993, February 7, 1999

• Acres of Injustice: The Lives of Black Farmers, RW #993, February 7, 1999

• The RW interview: Howard Zinn: "History as a Political Act" 100 Years of U.S. Empire, 1898-1998 and Radical Hopes for the Future , RW #987, December 20, 1998

• 150th Anniversary: The Story of the Communist Manifesto How Marx and Engels wrote the founding document of the international communist movement, RW #936, December 14, 1997

• Bolivia: Under the U.S. Boot Thirty years after the death of Che Guevara, the RW examines the history of U.S. robbery and control in Bolivia, RW #929, October 26, 1997

• The True Story of Maoist Revolution in Tibet by Mike Ely

• The Puerto Rican Independentistas

• The Tortures of Lexington 1986-88