Defend Democracy, Not Democrats
The strategy of combatting the right as allies of centrist Democrats faces insurmountable tensions.
Luca P. |
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Reformers Set to Take Over Leadership of Auto Workers Union
Reformers in the United Auto Workers are jubilant as they seem set to make a historic change in the top leadership of their union, ending 70 years of one-party top-down rule.
Socialists Should Support the Popular Resistance in China
People in China are taking mass action to challenge authoritarian rule, capitalist exploitation, and a deadly lockdown policy. Socialists around the world can work in solidarity to support this movement. Here’s how.
The Rank-and-File Strategy Reshapes Brazil’s Left
Brazil’s socialist left shows how the rank-and-file strategy, at scale, can build the foundation for the fighting unions, social movements, and party building that the U.S. left sorely needs.
How to Build a Party-Like Structure in New York
As democratic socialists, we believe in the strategy of “not me, us.” Our electoral tactics should reflect that. We should strive to build party-like structures that unite all our campaigns.
Why the 1-2-3-4 Plan is Essential to NYC-DSA’s Electoral Strategy
If NYC-DSA can centralize our comms work for our electoral campaigns, we can run more effective races that build popular identification with our project.
UAWD and the Administration Caucus: Who Are They and Why Does It Matter?
The UAW’s longtime leadership is corrupt and undemocratic. In the union’s first-ever direct leadership election, a reform movement has a vision for change.
Ten Years After the Québec Student Strike: What a Mass Movement Feels Like
Ten years after a massive student strike won a huge victory in Québec, we asked a participant about the lessons she’s drawn and how that movement changed her life.
What Happened in Chile
Chileans rejected a new constitution, dealing a setback to the left and progressive forces.
Put Politics First
A political movement without a shared analysis and sense of purpose is bound to flounder. National DSA could be stronger if it developed a shared understanding of the world and clearer political goals. By “putting politics first” we can start to build both.