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The Party for Socialism and Liberation is a self-proclaimed [Marxist-Leninist] political party in the United States founded in June 2004. Their platform is closely related to the broader [The ANSWER Coalition]. The PSL has funded numerous movements within [The ANSWER Coalition] including the movement including the one to liberate Cuba from the hands of American Imperialism.<ref>An article from the [https://www.answercoalition.org/actions_nationwide_to_demand_u_s_hands_off_cuba Answer Coalition] depicting their stance on Cuba, sponsored by the PSL</ref>. Recently though, notable controversies of the PSL have arisen, including, trying to co-operate with nazis and fascists and sexual assault by higher-ups within the party.<ref>[https://medium.com/@dotcommunism/psls-brian-becker-loud-clear-radio-and-right-wing-entryism-349cf6f29aa4 Medium Article surrounding the actions of Brian Becker (with its own citations)]</ref><ref>[https://archive.is/yT5vp#selection-42.0-42.1 Writings of a PSL member who was allegedly abused by Steven Powers]</ref>
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The Party for Socialism and Liberation is a self-proclaimed [Marxist-Leninist] political party in the United States founded in June 2004. Their platform is closely related to the broader [The ANSWER Coalition]. The PSL has funded numerous movements within [The ANSWER Coalition] including the movement including the one to liberate Cuba from the hands of American Imperialism.[1]. Recently though, notable controversies of the PSL have arisen, including, trying to co-operate with nazis and fascists and sexual assault by higher-ups within the party.[2][3]

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