Part 1 (M99-077): Original Collection, 1917-1982
Physical Description: 0.6 cubic feet (2 archives boxes) 
Scope and Content Note: Included in the original collection are correspondence, speeches, reports, treatises, and other internal documents all collected by an anonymous source. The material mainly documents activities in the Atlanta and Chicago areas. Among the topics covered by the papers are African-Americans in the ultra-left, child care at league meetings, women, the labor movement, and the league’s activities in the southern U.S. (particularly relating to the civil rights movement). The collection also includes a copy of the Red Worker Songbook and photographic documentation of the organization’s newsletter, The Call, and the activities and events on which they reported.

African-American Issues, 1963, 1973-1982

Anti-Imperialism

Central Committee

Chicago Area Marxist-Leninist Study Circle, 1982

Child Care

Congress of Communist Party (Marxist-Leninist), 1980

Future of Communist Movement, 1917, 1980-1981

Labor Movement

Minutes, 1970, 1980-1981

Miscellaneous Articles

Basic Principles of Party Organization

Build the Base, Build the United Front

Draft Political Report

The Easy Way to Socialism: A Critique of the Community Party Program

Excerpts: Documents of the Third International

Some Aspects of Our Party's Line

Strengthen the Party's Democratic Centralism

Progressive Student Conference, Kent State University, 1980

Red Worker Songbook

Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1976

Southern Region, 1980

The Call magazine, 1977-1980

Women, 1977