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'''The Daily Worker''' was the official newspaper of the [[Communist Party of the United States]] (CPUSA) founded in 1919. It was published from 1924 through 1958. It became the ''[[People's Daily World]]'' in 1987 until 1991 when it became the ''People's Weekly World''.
'''The Daily Worker''' was the official newspaper of the [[Communist Party of the United States]] (CPUSA) founded in 1919. It was published from 1924 through 1958. It became the ''[[People's Daily World]]'' in 1987 until 1991 when it became the ''People's Weekly World''.
Established as a daily publication in New York City, it became a significant voice for American communists, advocating for the [[Communist]] agenda. The paper sought to provide a counter-narrative to mainstream media by presenting news and commentary through a Marxist-Leninist view. It served as a central point for activists and intellectuals who were critical of capitalist systems and aligned with communist principles.
Established as a daily publication in New York City, it became a significant voice for American communists, advocating for the [[Communist]] agenda. The paper sought to provide a counter-[[narrative]] to mainstream media by presenting news and commentary through a Marxist-Leninist view. It served as a central point for activists and intellectuals who were critical of capitalist systems and aligned with communist principles.
Initially emerging from the Worker, a weekly publication started by the CPUSA in 1921, the Daily Worker addressed the need for a more immediate and frequent dissemination of the Party’s views. It highlighted labor news, union activities, and strikes.
Initially emerging from the Worker, a weekly publication started by the CPUSA in 1921, the Daily Worker addressed the need for a more immediate and frequent dissemination of the Party’s views. It highlighted labor news, union activities, and strikes.