California's socialist and feminist political party urges you to:
California General Election: November 6
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Recent Additions
- A statement from the Chair of the Peace and Freedom Party on Justice Kavanaugh
- Peace and Freedom recommends four candidates in 2018 California General Election
- Election 2018: PFP endorsements on ballot propositions
- Peace and Freedom Party Workers’ Voter Guide for the 2018 General Election (Download and print from here!)
- Peace and Freedom members among 30,000 in San Francisco Rise for Climate March
- Peace and Freedom Party at prison strike support rally/presser in Sacramento
- Dragging the casket in support of Assembly Bill 931
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The Peace and Freedom Party is an open, multi-tendency, movement-oriented socialist party. We are united in our common commitment to socialism, democracy, feminism and unionism and our common opposition to capitalism, imperialism, racism, sexism and elitism.
These by-laws do not define socialism, nor do they identify the strategies and tactics of how to achieve socialism. We agree that socialism is necessary and that it will open up a democratic decision-making process for appropriate use of resources and distribution of labor.
