The Delivery Protection Act Shows How DSA Tactics Can Fuel Labor Fights
DSA’s pool of experienced canvassers have been a force multiplier for the NYC Teamsters’ efforts to hold Amazon accountable.
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What the French Students Show Us
The recent students protests in France caught many by surprise but they didn’t come out of nowhere. They are just another page in the story of the last half decade of Gen Z protests and revolutions. In understanding the French crisis, we can better understand these countries along with our own.
Showdown in Brazil
Brazil’s presidential election this year is going to be a squeaker. It pits the far right against a broad coalition led by Lula and including the Workers Party and PSOL, the party of the socialist left. Two activists tell us what to expect.
UAW Members Vote for International Officers
Members will decide whether President Shawn Fain will continue the union’s about-face from its previous employer-friendly ways.
Mirage in the Desert: DSA-LA Should Not Endorse Nithya Raman for Mayor
DSA-LA members should vote against endorsing Nithya Raman for Mayor. She doesn’t share our politics.
In Support of Workers Deserve More
Workers Deserve More has proven successful in building DSA’s profile and provides a unifying message for all our candidates to champion.
The Democratic Socialists Are Coming to Congress in 2027
DSA’s new members of Congress will play a key role next year in building a left-wing alternative to the Democratic Party.
Nurses Are at the Heart of the Labor Movement
Nursing is highly unionized, well-paid, and increasingly central to the economy. Rank-and-file nurses are well-positioned to fight for common good demands and for a broader revival of the labor movement.
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NYC Nurse Strike Won with Rank-and-File Power
Rank-and-file nurses in New York City took the initiative to organize across hospitals in Contract Action Teams (CATs) and won their strike.
This Summer, DSA Enters a New Period
There are elections where nothing happens — this is often the case — but every once in a while there are elections where big things happen. The back-to-back primaries in New York on June 23 and in Colorado on June 30 were both the latter kind of event.