Sam Marcy

American Marxist.

He was the leader of the Workers World Party from 1959-1989.

He was a member of the CPUSA until the 1940s and joined the SWP which he left in 1956 because of the Hungarian Revolution which was supported by the SWP while Macy supported soviet intervention.

The Workers World Party was characterized by outspoken defense of all Communist governments in the world.

During the Russian Civil War, his family was a target of pogroms by the White movement and received protection from the Communist forces. They resettled in Brooklyn.

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