Reality Check: We Need Class-Struggle Elections
The Left cannot roll the clock back to 2015 and ignore elections. Rank-and-file labor work, movement building, and class-struggle campaigns are a key part of our strategy.
The Left cannot roll the clock back to 2015 and ignore elections. Rank-and-file labor work, movement building, and class-struggle campaigns are a key part of our strategy.
Bernie lost, but there’s no reason to despair. Our side can win — if we learn the right lessons from Bernie’s campaign.
We may see a new round of capital consolidation and a powerful mobilization on the far right. Or a radicalized working class movement can prevail in shaping the new economy.
The start of a new financial crisis requires a bold response from socialists: nationalize the banks!
The fight for union democracy is an essential part of the socialist movement. That’s why DSA members in the UAW should support a new effort to reform the union.
Anthony Downing, Ashley Payne, J.P. Kaderbek, K.T. Liberato, Laura Gabby, and Rebecca Garelli are running for the Democratic Socialist Labor Commission. Here’s what they stand for.
No democratic meeting can be run effectively without rules. But DSA should find alternatives to Robert’s Rules if it wants to run meetings that are democratic and that encourage participation.
In the three years since its rebirth, DSA has put down firm foundations. Now new questions and new opportunities lie ahead.
Let’s recruit an army of new socialist organizers now, and then use that army to get out the vote for Bernie in 2020 and build our movement.
Many progressives fail to distinguish between the politics of class struggle and class compromise. That’s why it’s important that candidates DSA endorses get behind Bernie Sanders and his vision of building a working-class movement.