The Revolutionary Communist Party, USA (RCP, USA), known originally as the Revolutionary Union, is a Maoist communist party formed in 1975 in the United States. The group has few members at this time and is considered by many to be a relic of the Old Left. The organization's main activities include publishing the Revolution newspaper (formerly the Revolutionary Worker), publishing books, running front groups and promoting the writings of their main leader, Bob Avakian.

The Mission Yuppie Eradication Project is a grassroots movement in San Francisco working to raise awareness about gentrification issues. Since they advocate controversial methods, we've created this support page so that international supporters of the project can stay informed. We plan to include MYEP materials here so that you can start similar projects in your communities. The Yuppie dot-com lifestyle must be fought and eliminated, because if it is left unchecked, it will eventually ruin our neighborhoods, our cities, and our planet.

When working families, artists, and lifelong residents of San Francisco neighborhoods are being evicted from their home so some dot-commer can have some rustic digs, it's time for people to band together and take direct action.

Outreach and Promotion

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Many people find out about Infoshop through online searches and links, but we also rely on an international network of supporters and volunteers who spread the word about Infoshop. We welcome people to promote Infoshop in whatever create ways they can dream up. Infoshop is a project of the greater community, so people are encouraged to spread the word about the website and our other projects.

What do anarchists want? What is their vision for the future? Why do they disagree about the future? Hopefully, we can answer these questions and more with the special page on anarchist visions for the future. Anarchists traditionally have been reluctant to discuss our future and our goals. Part of this is a reluctance to suggest that there are blueprints which are universal. Anarchists understand--unlike the traditional leftists--that local conditions require different ways of living. Anarchists also think that you and I should make decisions about our future, not some enlightened bunch of revolutionaries. Anarchism is, after all, about devolving power back to the individual and community. Still, it is useful to talk about our visions, because they provide an example of why people are anarchists and because they provide some guidance for what we do today.