CPI member Gabriela Hernandez shares why she believes the organization has a crucial role to play in these times.

CPI has released a new book that compiles speeches and articles documenting how the US legal system unfairly targets low income people, and highlighting the campaign to defend the Uhuru 3.

In response to the murder of Brian Thompson on December 4th, and the celebration of it by many prominent voices on the internet, CPI founder Caleb Maupin spoke out against left-adventurism, terrorism, and political violence, emphasizing that these are not the solution.

With a new economic initiative, Mexico is taking steps forward to break the chains of imperial domination and transform the lives of Mexican working families.  The planned expansion of the Port of Manzanillo will position Mexico as a world leader in port infrastructure. Americans should be asking ourselves how we can create similar developments in our own country.

Every Thursday for the next month, friends and supporters of Chairman Omali Yeshitela and the Uhuru Movement will be streaming a dramatic re-enactment of the infamous Uhuru 3 Trial in Tampa.

CPI hopes that the incoming administration can follow through on its promises of pursuing peace on the Korean peninsula.

The idea of connecting Russia and Alaska with a bridge over the Bering Sea was first proposed by Henry Charles Carey, an economist who worked closely in the administration of Abraham Lincoln. Carey proposed it at a convention of railroad enthusiasts and saw it as a way of connecting the United States to Russia during the process of industrialization. Carey was famous for linking slavery to “the English system” in his famous pamphlet “A Harmony of Interests.”

On October 30th, 2024, CPI member Penny Arcos attended a town hall for US Representative Ilhan Omar in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where she confronted Omar about her support for sending military aid to Ukraine and extending the conflict.