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It grew out of a movement of communist organizations in the 1970s called, The Trend. Other organizations included the [[Communist Party USA]], Maoist New Communist Movement, the [[National Guardian]] newspaper, Guardian Clubs, CrossRoads, Organizing Committee for an Ideological Center, El Committee-MINP, and other groups.<ref>[http://www.amazon.com/Revolution-Air-Sixties-Radicals-Lenin/dp/1859846173 Elbaum, Max. ''Revolution in the Air: Sixties Radicals turn to Lenin, Mao and Che''. Verso, 2002.]</ref>

Line of March published ''Frontline''. In 1990 the organization briefly morphed into the Frontline Political Organization. Bass still works closely with former members.<ref>https://federalobserver.com/2019/10/2019-list-of-socialists-and-communists-in-congress/</ref> In 1993 when international [[Communism]] was at its lowest ebb in decades following the [[Fall of the Berlin Wall]] and dissolution of the [[Soviet Union]], Bass was a featured speaker at a Socialist forum.<ref>"New Realities, New Identities ; Socialism and Empowerment", West Coast Socialist Scholars Conference, April 17, 1993 University of California, Los Angeles.</ref> Co-sponsors were Socialist Community School - [[Democratic Socialists of America]] - [[Committees of Correspondence]] - Concerned Faculty (UCLA) - ''CrossRoads'' Magazine - International Socialist Organization - Socialist Organizing Network - Solidarity - Union for Radical Political Economics.<ref>Dem. Left March/April 1993</ref>