Communist Union

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See also Communist Union (France) for the Trotskyist organisation.

The Communist Union (CU) was a small New Jersey-based communist group in the United States. It was led by Amiri Baraka and published Unity & Struggle.

In May 1998, the CU was dissolved through a votation in the Central Committee (3 to 2). Baraka then formed another organization, For a Better World.

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