#get organized

When school stars, you can most definitely organize a walk-out, how? Airdrop the date and time to leave and also include air dropping to others.

-graffiti. I know, I know but it really can be sharpie saying some shit on a bench. Make people remember

-small protests with your friends, just walk around a busy area with signs

-stop for the love of god buying so much

-, jelwery, pins etc with political messages

I love my comrades

I hadn't heard of them before, but after poking around it looks like they are affiliated with the Amerikan Party of Labor--so I guess if you are persuaded by APL politics, then joining them makes sense. I have no direct or indirect experience with APL, so I won't comment on them. Regarding RYR, my main concern would be that I don't think that tenants organizing is anywhere close to the most important thing for communists to be doing right right now, as it primarily engages people as consumers rather than producers, and accordingly fails to reach at the heart of the capitalist system. This is not to say that tenants organizing is a bad thing, but the idea that it should be the first priority of a red org I find . . . misguided.

I was initially inspired to contact FRSO over other orgs because it had

A broad strategy for revolution rooted in an analysis of class in the US

A labor strategy and actual connection to union work

A strategy for addressing the national question as a distonct issue, related to but not subsumed within proletarian revolution

Beyond these, their pamphlet Points on the Mass Line really helped me get my bearings when I started organizing on my own with a grassroots BDS group.

I think that some people online have a shallow understanding of what FRSO actually does, because they mostly see our name endorsing rallies organized by local groups—really, our members are very involved within the mass groups we organize with, where we focus on cultivating/learning effective organizing tactics to advance the level of struggle across all fronts. The point first and foremost is to empower communities of workers and oppressed peoples to fight for their needs, with the understanding that these communities fighting effectively for their organic interests is a necessary precondition for a new Communist Party with an actual mass proletarian base to emerge.

This style of grassroots, mass organizing—where we give voice to socialist tactics within democratically structured local groups—is qualitatively different from what many other Communist orgs here do, where they either a) run campaigns as the red group, which non-cadre masses are invited to volunteer for, or b) organize through front groups where they appear to be grassroots but only org cadre actually have a say in direction. Ofc I also recognize that other orgs applying these other styles have done solid work in this country—I just think that our method is more conducive to building a lasting and resilient movement.