User talk:Cpolsgro
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Hi, and welcome to Wikipedia! There seem to be many articles describing American groups called the Workers' Party. Which of them, if any, is the one George Padmore joined? None of them appears to have existed before the 1930s.
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Dybryd 04:21, 16 October 2007 (UTC)
Response: See the Daily Worker (the Communist newspaper published in New York) for evidence that the American Communist Party was called the Workers (Communist) Party at the time Padmore joined it. (I have read extensively in the Communist newspapers of this period.) You could also see Wilson Record's The Negro and the Communist Party.
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