James S. Allen [Jim Allen] [Sol Auerbach]
1906 - 1986
Organizing in the Depression South. A Communist Memoir, James S. Allen
James S. Allen and Communist Organization of the Depression South in the 1930s, Jonathan Dale Harwood
Works:
1927: "Taxi, Mister?", The Nation, March 9, 1927
1927: Taxi Drivers Get Low Pay; Forced to Serve Same Low Characters, Daily Worker, March 22, 1927
1928: The University of Pennsylvania in Power Trusts' Pay, Daily Worker, June 6, 1928
1928: Plan Auerbach Protest Meet, Daily Worker, June 7, 1928
1928: Youth Protests New Dismissal of Instructor, Daily Worker, June 13, 1928
1928: Auerbach is Hailed as Aid in Struggle, Daily Worker, June 21, 1928
1928: University of Penna. Fires a Teacher, Part I; Part II, Daily Worker, June 27 and 28, 1928
1928: Most Enthusiastic Textile Convention, Daily Worker, October 1, 1928
1929: The Knights of Fascism, Labor Defender, April 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: Daily Worker Exposes Evils of Housing in Harlem; Show How Negro Workers Are Plundered by Landlords, Daily Worker, April 8, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: A Block in Harlem - Flimsy, Disease-Festering, Common Toilets, Robber Landlords, Daily Worker, April 9, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: Republican Politician Robs Negro Tenants of "Higher Class" Harlem Apartments, Daily Worker, April 10, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: "Elevator" Apartments in Harlem - on Eighth Ave.; Tenants Live Next to IRT, Daily Worker, April 11, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: Courts Work with Landlords in Keeping Rents High for Negro Workers in Harlem, Daily Worker, April 12, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: How Negro-Worker Tenants Are Preparing Rent Strike, Daily Worker, April 13, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: The Church as Landlord - Owns "Rats and Cats Row", Daily Worker, April 16, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: Minister's "Social Vision" Is the Vision of a Parasite, Daily Worker, April 17, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: "Gentlemen of Color" Only in Rockefeller "Model" House, Daily Worker, April 18, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: The Criminals of Harlem Do Not Live in the Tenements, Daily Worker, April 19, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: Negro Workers Must Slave for Bosses and Landlords, Daily Worker, April 20, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: Begin Exposing House Evils in Latin District: From Peonage to Slavery - Story of Upper Park Ave., Daily Worker, April 23, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: Landlords Make Workers Pay Because of Their Dark Skins: Foster Racial Prejudice to Better Exploit Cubans, Porto Ricans and Negroes, Daily Worker, April 25, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: Latin-American Workers Toil Long Hours to Pay High Rents, Daily Worker, April 26, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: Porto Rican Negroes Burn in the Torch of "Liberty", Daily Worker, April 27, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: Find Latin-American Tenants Receptive to May Day Ideas, Daily Worker, May 1, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: "Keep Quiet" is Slogan of a Porto Rican Exploiter, Daily Worker, May 3, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: 2,000 Millionaires Live in Three Miles of Palaces in New York, Daily Worker, May 7, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: A Century of Fake Housing Measures in New York State, Daily Worker, May 8, 1929
1929: Harlem Housing Series: Communist Housing Program for Workingclass Tenants, Daily Worker, May 9, 1929
1930: What Do We Stand For?, Southern Worker, August 16, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, August 16, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, August 30, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, September 6, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, September 13, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, September 27, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, October 4, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, October 25, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, November 1, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, November 8, 1930
1930: Voices from the South. "Murmurs of Protest, Soon Storm of Revolt", Labor Defender, November 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, November 15, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, November 22, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, December 6, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, December 13, 1930
1930: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, December 27, 1930
1931: America Has Its Chain Gangs, Labor Defender, January 1931
1931: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, January 3, 1931
1931: Solidarity - North and South, Daily Worker, January 15, 1931
1931: The Reds Say..., Southern Worker, January 31, 1931
1931: Some Rural Aspects of the Struggle for the Right of Self-Determination, The Communist, March 1931
1931: Workers Hail Paris Commune, Southern Worker, March 21, 1931
1931: Farm Workers Getting as Low as 15c a day - Organize, Fight!, Southern Worker, June 27, 1931
1931: A War for Bread, [armed struggle in Tallapoosa County] Daily Worker, July 22, 1931
1931: Introduction to the pamphlet Race Hatred on Trial
1932: The American Negro
1932: Awakening in the Cotton Belt
1932: Negro Liberation
1932: The Socialist Party Denies Existence of the Black Belt. By Their Words and Deeds the S.P. Misleaders Uphold Oppression of the Negro People, Daily Worker, November 9, 1932
1932: Socialist Party "Theoreticians" Justify Slavery of Negroes, Daily Worker, November 11, 1932
1932: Only Path to Liberation of Negro Masses, [review of Negro Liberation] Milton Howard, Daily Worker, November 18, 1932
1932: Distorters of the Revolutionary Heritage of the American Proletariat. The Traditions of Civil War and Reconstruction, The Communist, December 1932
1932: Camp Hill Slaughter in July 1931, Did Not Stop Struggles, Daily Worker, December 21, 1932
1933: Prologue to the Liberation of the Negro People, The Communist, February 1933
1933: Dixie - Where a Nation is Chained to the Soil, Labor Defender, February 1933
1933: Smash the Scottsboro Lynch Verdict
1933: The Scottsboro Struggle, The Communist, May 1933
1933: The Power Station in Harlem; Negro Education in America since the Civil War Days, Daily Worker, September 13, 1933
1934: Lenin and the American Negro, The Communist, January 1934
1934: The Black Belt: Area of Negro Majority, The Communist, June 1934
1934: C.P. Birthday Marks Growth of Struggles of the Negro Masses, Daily Worker, October 6, 1934
1934: New Attack on the Scottsboro Defense, New Masses, November 6, 1934
1934: Sharecropping as a Remnant of Chattel Slavery, The Communist, December 1934
1934: Struggle for Negro Civil Rights Spurred by Scottsboro Case, Daily Worker, December 20, 1934
1935: Which Way Out for the Negro? The Communist Way Out, The Crisis, May 1935
1935: The Negroes in a Soviet America, [with James W. Ford]
1936: The Negro Question in the United States [book]
1936: A Contribution to the Popularization of the Leninist Position on the Negro Question, [review of The Negro Question in the United States] A.W. Berry, The Communist, June 1936
1936: Our Oppressed Nation, [review of The Negro Question in the United States] James W. Ford, New Masses, June 16, 1936
1937: Reconstruction: The Battle for Democracy, 1865-1876
1937: Marx and Engels on the Civil War, New Masses, December 14, 1937
1938: Negro Liberation [revised edition of 1932 original]
1946: The Negro Question (A Discussion Article), Political Affairs, November 1946
1946: The Negro Question: The Negro People as a Nation (A Discussion Article), Political Affairs, December 1946
1946: Remarks [excerpts] in discussion of the Negro question at the plenary meeting of the National Committee of tbe CPUSA, held in New York, December 3-5, 1946 [from the pamphlet The Communist Position on the Negro Question]
1956: Some New Data Toward Understanding the Position of Negroes in the U.S. Today, 16th National Convention Discussion Bulletin, No. 2, November 27, 1956