The movement to organize undergraduate student workers is growing quickly. Two YDSA organizers from the University of Oregon explain how these unions can impact working-class politics beyond the campus.
In the 1960s, mass movements for peace and justice changed the world. Activists today can learn a lot from this radical decade, starting with Mike Parker’s reflections, republished here.
The movement for Palestinian national liberation would be stronger if the US was actually a democracy. That’s why fighting to democratize the US is key to anti-imperialist strategy.
DSA’s 2023 National Convention voted to “act like an independent party.” As we consider what that means in practice and for our future we can take some lessons from New York’s Working Families Party.
The people of Argentina are using general strikes and mass mobilizations to fight back against a dangerous new attack on labor rights and their standard of living.
Lessons on political organization and the struggle against imperialism.
How to create a future independent party has been hotly debated. One possibility: DSA could lead the way by offering unions an option to affiliate with the organization.
A majority of members on the NPC voted yesterday to suspend fundraising to DSA’s Labor Solidarity Fund and redirect its balance away from labor solidarity. We urge them to change course.
Bread & Roses NPC members lay out their vision for an effective and responsible 2024 DSA budget.
A majority of Americans are dissatisfied with Biden’s economy and the results of Bidenomics. The left should organize that anger, not try to defuse it.
