Lessons and Warnings for DSA From France’s New Popular Front
France’s New Popular Front can teach US socialists about the need for independent and principled left-wing politics. It does not teach us to unite with the Democrats.
France’s New Popular Front can teach US socialists about the need for independent and principled left-wing politics. It does not teach us to unite with the Democrats.
The obstacles to a real general strike are many. We have four years to tackle them.
J.P. Lyninger, a member of DSA and DSA’s Bread & Roses caucus, won his primary election in Louisville in May. He’ll be fighting for democratic socialist politics in one of the country’s “reddest” states.
Eighteen ideas about the new world order, the dangers of rising inter-imperial conflict, and the need to build an independent pole anchored in the international working class.
Rethinking the American Revolution with the Communist historian Herbert Aptheker.
By raising living standards for working people, the left-wing Morena party triumphed at the polls this month.
Socialists should fight the capitalist leaders of the Democratic Party but try to win over its voter base to socialism.
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Sinn Féin’s success has put Irish unification back on the agenda. But it appears to lack the labor-movement muscle needed to win a united Ireland that serves the working class.