Take It from Turkish Workers: You Don’t Want a Strongman
What has happened to workers in Turkey since the country voted to concentrate power in one man should be a warning to workers elsewhere.
What has happened to workers in Turkey since the country voted to concentrate power in one man should be a warning to workers elsewhere.
Gilberto Araujo, an activist in MES and PSOL in Brazil, shares MES’s perspective on the political moment and priorities for the coming period.
A comrade from Brazil writes about Trump’s tariffs. The international left has no stake in defending the free trade regime that the U.S. government helped build — and is now hard at work destroying.
We do not have to ally with either Wall Street free traders or Trump-style protectionists. We need a progressive alternative.
A recent executive order puts hundreds of thousands of federal workers in danger. DSA members need to get involved in the labor movement’s biggest fight this century.
We can create a united front to protect our organizations because a majority of people support the right to free speech.
By strengthening our internal democracy, we can build a culture where all DSA members experience the excitement of being part of something larger than themselves.
DSA’s Labor Commission is steering exciting new projects designed to help DSA members become working class leaders.
Bernie Sanders still draws thousands with his anti-billionaire message. Clearly folks are riled up, but how should they channel their righteous anger?
In New York City’s chaotic mayoral race, Zohran Mamdani’s campaign has entered the void — rekindling the energy of the Bernie moment and creating an opportunity to build DSA and a working class social base.