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'''Rossana Cambron''' is co-chair of the Communist Party USA alongside [[Joe Sims]]. A longtime California party organizer, she represents the CPUSA's orientation toward coalition politics with the Democratic Party and identity-focused outreach.
'''Rossana Cambron''' — CPUSA co-chair alongside [[Joe Sims]]; co-recipient of the "ditch the Democrats" polemic.


== In Infrared criticism ==
== In Infrared discourse ==
Cambron's leadership is cited by Infrared as emblematic of the CPUSA's transformation from a workers' party into a progressive-Democratic auxiliary: emphasis on "diversity" rhetoric while abandoning independent class politics. The 2021 Infrared ban occurred under her and Sims' tenure (see [https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev transcript catalog], "RESPONDING TO THE COMMUNIST PARTY'S INFRARED BAN").
Named in [https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/youtube/infrared/tpremeruqli/ Why the Communist Party Needs to DITCH the Democrats] as part of the leadership whose popular-front attachment to the Democratic Party Haz frames as the mechanism by which the monopoly bourgeoisie disciplines the labor movement. She otherwise figures as half of the CP leadership duo the ACP defines itself against: tailism dressed as coalition ([[Joe Sims]], [[American Communist Party]]).


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Joe Sims]]
* [[Joe Sims]]
* [[Anglo Box]]


== References ==
== References ==
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[[Category:People]][[Category:CPUSA]]
[[Category:People]][[Category:CPUSA]][[Category:American politics]]

Latest revision as of 11:10, 21 August 2026

Rossana Cambron — CPUSA co-chair alongside Joe Sims; co-recipient of the "ditch the Democrats" polemic.

In Infrared discourse

Named in Why the Communist Party Needs to DITCH the Democrats as part of the leadership whose popular-front attachment to the Democratic Party Haz frames as the mechanism by which the monopoly bourgeoisie disciplines the labor movement. She otherwise figures as half of the CP leadership duo the ACP defines itself against: tailism dressed as coalition (Joe Sims, American Communist Party).

See also

References