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Chicago File No. 100-8261 - as made into motion pictures, ° Mr. PICKENS has written a comprehensive article on lynching during the past forty years, details the campaign concucted over these pess forty years } against this evil in America by the NAACP, This article is to be published i in newspapers in Moscow, Berlin, and Paris whereas Mr. PICKENS has always ' written for hussian magazines @ the Amrican race problens." mL BD ert me a os reo a ne _ 108 LGLLOWLINE i Wer nation ad - officiel repors of Workers ’ i { Tllinois on feist «tL to 30, 1025 tional Convention" ics held ir. chicago, == 4 "In the NAACP, the negro bourgeoisie together with the miadle class white represented by Senator BIRT TON, Chairman last Republican Natione1 Convention) - find the chief medium for its reformist operations. Yet it is a paradox and a reflection of the now passing period of the patronizing of the negro cause by the c2, pita alist clois, that this ercantzation at its last f eepe we SOE My VGeAaGY oey altered heed Seed oe SN kd convention, appeared in ti.= role of championing, though in a timid and Mrespectable" Way, necro verker's right to admittance in the trade unions. = ( reformists anc under the partial leadership cf the bourgeoisie ‘such as ia ‘ necessary for selected Communists (not Party membership as a whole) to enter kee, | its conventions and to mak2 preposals calculated to enlighten the negro “ masses umder “ts influence as to the nature and necessity of the class struge” . sine icertity of their exploiters and their leesders in the same “_ per ons end the treacherous nature of the reformist measures proposed, However, it is only when the Communist work is so broadened and extended in the field of negro movements as to make our Party stanc out as the only real champion of the negro against lynching, all discriminating and all oppression and exploitation that we can successfully combat the influence of sucl dourg 2043 movements. The aim of our Party and our work among the negro masses is to create a powerful proletarian movement which will fight and leac the struggle of the negro race against exploitation and oppression in every form and which will be a militent part of the revolutionary movement of the whole American working class, to strengthen the American revolutionary movement by bringing it to the 11,590,00 nezro workers and farmers in the United States, to broaden the struggles of the American negro workers and farmers, connect them with the struggles of the national minorities and colonial peoples of the world and thereby further the cause o. the world revolution and the dictatorship of the proletariate. (adopted unanimously)." In this organization, uncer present circumstances, it is permissable andi ] fo™..