Class Struggle and Direct Service
Let’s take on direct service strategically, and only when it builds the power of our class to fight.
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A Socialist for District Attorney?
Should socialists support candidates running for district attorney? Tiffany Cabán’s campaign suggests the answer is yes.
Policy Wonk vs. Movement Candidate
Elizabeth Warren may be the most progressive candidate after Bernie, but her proposal for a “green new military” shows the limits of her technocratic politics.
Why You Should Care About the DSA National Convention
DSA’s 2019 National Convention in Atlanta will define the organization for the next two years. Here’s what’s on the table.
Why I Found a Union Job
For decades there’s been a disconnect between the organized Left and the working class. Those connections can be remade if we organize alongside those most willing and able to fight back.
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Which Way to Socialism?
Insurrectionary strategies for winning socialism in the U.S. depend on a faulty wager — and block our way to building a real base.
Lessons from the East Bay
In the last year East Bay DSA has built a budding socialist powerhouse through its electoral work and solidarity with the Oakland teachers.
Direct Action in a Time of Class Struggle
Changing the balance of power in society will require strategic direct action that imposes real costs on elites.
Teachers for Bernie
Rank-and-file educators, not union officials, should decide who teachers unions support in 2020.
Workers Have the Power
The workplace is still the best place to build class struggle. Socialists need to go where the action is.