Knocking Around the Idea of a NOC
Bread & Roses members debate the pros and cons of changing DSA’s national leadership structure.
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Open Letter on Transparency in DSA
Building an effective national organization that creates opportunities for members to help shape decisions is critical. We need to do that responsibly, and without setting impossible-to-meet standards for our national staff.
The Rank-and-File Strategy for Everyone
The Rank-and-File Strategy includes a ton of different ways for DSA members to get involved with rebuilding a labor movement that knows how to fight. It’s all about getting connected to workers in motion.
Brains and Brawn in DSA
Political education should help us explain democratic socialist politics. And it should be informed by our concrete work — and help us figure out how that work fits into a bigger strategy.
DSA’s Labor Strategy — A Reply to CPN
DSA’s labor work should prioritize developing and empowering a growing layer of rank-and-file workers to fight the bosses and transform our unions into militant and democratic vehicles for class struggle and organizing the unorganized.
What Are Class-Struggle Elections?
As DSA ramps up our electoral work, we need a national strategy for recruiting, running, and supporting class struggle candidates.
DSA, the Rank-and-File Strategy, and Organizing the Unorganized
The rank-and-file strategy is the most realistic approach to organizing the unorganized. Only transformed unions have the resources to do it on the scale we need.
What Makes a Good Resolution?
Delegates to the 2019 DSA National Convention will need to decide which resolutions and amendments to support. Here are seven rules of thumb to keep in mind as that process begins.
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Introducing the Bread & Roses NPC Slate
Marianela D’Aprile, Marsha Niemeijer, Megan Svoboda, Natalie Midiri, and Rachel Zibrat are running for NPC. Here’s what they stand for.
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Small Chapters Need a Strong National DSA
Building small and newer chapters is critical to DSA’s success. But they can’t reach their full potential without a strong and well-run national organization.