Service. Solidarity. Camaraderie. This is the ethos of the American Communist Party. When you join ACP, you'll take part in all three - sometimes all in one day. This May Day, ACP PA and @ACP_NJ gathered in Philadelphia. We cleaned hundreds of gallons of trash off the streets in North Philly, connecting with our neighbors along the way. Then we stood in solidarity with our fellow workers at the May Day rally. We wrapped up the day with a celebration together with our friends and allies from outside the party, mapping out our next moves to continue to grow our movement.

Statement of Solidarity with Guy Christensen Against Zionist Censorship

In early October, our Pittsburgh comrades mobilized for a community cleanup at McKinley Park in Beltzhoover. We removed 12 bags of trash from the area, putting our Party’s commitment to serving the people into practice and addressing needs that the existing system neglects.

The Pennsylvania chapter sent representatives to the ACP National Congress in Saginaw, Michigan. Our comrades directly engaged in the process of democratic centralism, further developing the Party constitution and program.

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This Labor Day, we remember the workers of Bethlehem Steel. The struggle at Bethlehem was one part of a larger history—a story of workers fighting for union recognition, better wages, and security for their families. We built a country once. Let’s do it again.

The PA chapter deployed a team to Lancaster to conduct a community cleanup and speak to residents about the American Communist Party.

149 years ago today, the Great Railroad Strike of 1877 erupted in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Amid the economic depression following the Panic of 1873, and as the Reconstruction era came to a close, repeated wage cuts led workers to organize walkouts in rail yards across the country, sparking the first nationwide strike in American history. In Pittsburgh these walkouts escalated into a citywide confrontation with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, resulting in a brutal crackdown by the Pennsylvania National Guard, leaving an estimated 61 people dead and more than 100 arrested. The strike in Pittsburgh, together with the broader strike movement of the era revealed critical conflicts between urban industrial workers, bourgeois corporations, and the role of armed state bodies in moments of economic crisis. The Pennsylvania chapter of the American Communist Party strongly upholds the historical struggle of the brave workers who risked their livelihoods and lives in order to stand up to the same tyrannical system that exploits and plunders our nation to this day. Solidarity Forever.

On July 4th, the American Communist Party gathered just steps away from Independence Hall in Philadelphia to celebrate America's 250th anniversary. We reaffirmed that the American Revolution — the people's struggle to fulfill the promise of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness for all — is unfinished. The ACP vows to fight for the working class and realize the vision of American Marxism.

OUR DECLARATION Join the American Communist Party on July 4th in Philadelphia for a demonstration and celebration on the occasion of the United States' 250th anniversary. Contact ACP PA for details.

ACP Pennsylvania conducted a Combat Lifesaver crash course and a firearms training session in Hazleton, PA. The American Communist Party is developing the skills, discipline, and preparedness necessary to respond to any situation.