Writers Archive: George Padmore

George Padmore

1902–1959

Never let it be forgotten that “Labour with a white skin cannot emancipate itself where labour with a black skin is branded.” [Marx, Capital, Chapter 10, 1867]

Biography

Works

1928

Urges Negroes Fight Fascist Organization, Daily Worker [U.S.], April 19, 1928

Fire Traps are Negroes' Homes, Daily Worker [U.S.], May 31, 1928

American Capitalists Live in Luxury, Daily Worker [U.S.], September 5, 1928

Problems of Negro Workers in the Colonies – U.S.A. Tasks of the R.I.L.U., The Negro Worker, Vol. 1, No. 2, August-September 1928

Police Terrorism of Negroes in Harlem, Daily Worker [U.S.], September 10, 1928

Negro Workers Should Join Workers Party, Daily Worker [U.S.], September 22, 1928

1929

Labor Bureaucrats and Negro Worker, Daily Worker [U.S.], January 4, 1929

Negro Masses and Communism, Daily Worker [U.S.], April 17, 1929

Negro Workers and Soldiers Fight Against Imperial War, Daily Worker [U.S.], June 6, 1929

Ben Stolberg "Progressive" Misleader, Is Exposed, Daily Worker [U.S.], June 15, 1929

The Trade Unity Convention and the Negro Masses, Daily Worker [U.S.], August 27, 1929

Gastonia: Its Significance to Negro Labor, Daily Worker [U.S.], October 4, 1929

Africans Massacred by British Imperialists, The Negro Worker, Vol. 2, No. 5, December 1929

1930

The Negro Liberation Movement and the International Conference

Life Among Negro Farmers in America, The Negro Worker, Vol. 3, No. 7, May 1, 1930

The Revolt in Haiti

Report to the Hamburg International Conference of Negro Workers and Resolution on the Economic Struggles and Tasks of Negro Workers, The Negro Worker, Vol. 3, Special Number, October 15, 1930

Report to the Fifth Congress of the R.I.L.U. on the Negro Movement in Africa, The Negro Worker,, Special Number, November 1, 1930

Speech to the Fifth Congress of the R.I.L.U.: Negro Delegation Supports the Five-Year Plan, The Negro Worker, Special Number, November 1, 1930

1931

Imperialism in the West Indies, The International Negro Workers' Review, Vol. 1, No. 1, January 1931

American Imperialism Enslaves Liberia, The Communist, February 1931

U.S. Negro on Moscow Soviet, The Southern Worker, May 16, 1931

The Revolutionary Movement in Africa

Labour Imperialism and East Africa Labour Monthly, June 1931

The Agrarian Crisis in British West Africa Communist International, July 15, 1931

The Life and Struggles of Negro Toilers

Hands Off Liberia!, The Negro Worker, Vol. 1, Nos. 10-11, October-November 1931

1932

How the Imperialists are "Civilizing" Africa, The Negro Worker, Vol. 2, No. 3, March 1932

War in the East, The Negro Worker, Vol. 2, No. 3, March 1932

Soviets for Peace – Capitalists for War, The Negro Worker, Vol. 2, No. 5, May 1932

“Left” Imperialism and the Negro Toilers, May 1932

What is Empire Day?

World Congress of Seamen, The Negro Worker, Vol. 2, No. 6, June 1932

How the Empire is Governed

An Open Letter to the I.L.D. (U.S.A.), The Negro Worker, Vol. 2, No. 7, July 1932

The World Today

1933

Negro Liberation Struggle, Harlem Liberator, June 3, 1933

1934

Ethiopia Today [from Nancy Cunard's Negro: An Anthology]

Pass Laws in South Africa [from Nancy Cunard's Negro: An Anthology]

How Britain Governs the Blacks [from Nancy Cunard's Negro: An Anthology]

White Man's Justice in Africa [from Nancy Cunard's Negro: An Anthology]

"Padmore – Theoretician of Neo-Garveyism", by Harry Haywood [from The Road to Negro Liberation, Haywood's Report to the Eighth Convention of the CPUSA, April 2-8, 1934]

George Padmore is Expelled by Communist International, Daily Worker [U.S.], April 25, 1934

The Expulsion of George Padmore from the Revolutionary Movement, The Negro Worker, Vol. 4, No. 2, June 1934

A Betrayer of the Negro Revolution Struggle, by Greenwood [B.D. Amis], International Press Correspondence, June 29, 1934

The Rise and Fall of George Padmore as a Revolutionary Fighter , by Helen Davis, The Negro Worker, Vol. 4, No. 4, August 1934

Padmore, Expelled Renegade, Is Exposed by Ford as Servant of Imperialist Slavers, by James W. Ford Daily Worker [U.S.], August 2, 1934

James Ford Answers Padmore's Charges, The Negro Liberator, August 4, 1934

Padmore Sups with Kings and Emperors, by James W. Ford, Daily Worker [U.S.], August 22, 1934

Ford Analyzes Padmore as Police Agent and Spy, by James W. Ford, The Negro Liberator, August 25, 1934

How Mr. Jones, Negro Editor, Proposes to 'Save' Liberia. Reveals Link Between Padmore, Renegade, and W.N. Jones, by Harry Haywood, Daily Worker [U.S.], August 31, 1934

U.S. Imperialism's Slave Rule Aided by Jones' Liberia Plan, by Harry Haywood, Daily Worker [U.S.], September 1, 1934

Jones, Padmore, Schuyler – Lackeys of U.S. Imperialism, by Harry Haywood, Daily Worker [U.S.], September 3, 1934

"Padmore Belly Crawls," Says Angelo Herndon, Negro Liberator [U.S.], September 8, 1934