2014, the FRSO held its Seventh Congress, which it called "in and of itself a victory." In a statement afterward, the FRSO noted that the Seventh Congress came "four years after the FBI raids and grand jury subpoenas charging activists, including members of the FRSO, with material support for terrorism. It took some backbone to withstand this U.S. government attack. We were able to fend off the worst of the attacks, with more than a little help from our friends." At the congress, delegates approved three reports outlining the FRSO's line on the domestic political situation in the U.S., the international situation and the economy. The same statement summed up the congress as "a great success, in terms of defining current conditions, our growing capacity to lead and influence people’s movements, deepening our understanding of Marxism-Leninism, and recruiting to and building the FRSO." The Eighth Congress, in May 2018, approved three resolutions on the domestic political, international and economic situation, which "provide a basis for understanding basic conditions, the forces in motion in society, as well as the strengths and weaknesses of the movements for social change and revolution." Sixteen months into Donald Trump's presidency, the FRSO saw the period as "very dynamic and fluid", marked by "major attacks and widespread, large-scale fightbacks...As communists, we must lead campaigns that attempt to win all that can be won. Fortune favors the brave and bold." Left Refoundation split renamed "Liberation Road" In April 2019, the Left Refoundation group announced that it was changing its name to "Liberation Road". Liberation Road explained its name change in a statement released on its website as "pragmatic—motivated by the need to differentiate ourselves from the splinter group who continue to operate under our old name", referring to the present-day FRSO. It also reiterated its ideological commitment to "Left Refoundation". FRSO in the 2020s FRSO took an active role in the 2020-2022 United States racial justice protests after the murder of George Floyd. It celebrated the conviction of Derek Chauvin. FRSO publications The FRSO publishes Fight Back! News in print and online and includes a Spanish-language section, Lucha y Resiste. FRSO has also published various pamphlets and theoretical documents outlining its approach to organizing and its political line, which are available on its website. For instance, in 2009 it published The Immigrant Rights Movement and the Struggle for Full Equality, a pamphlet that outlines a class analysis