“Lawfare” Against Puerto Rico’s Left
The new and growing left-wing party Movimiento Victoria Ciudadana in Puerto Rico is under attack from business and political elites.
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Free Boris Kagarlitsky!
Boris Kagarlitsky is one of thousands of political prisoners in Russia jailed for opposing Putin’s regime and the war in Ukraine. Support the international campaign to free him and his comrades.
What’s the Difference Between Labor Coalitions and Electoral Coalitions?
In labor and electoral organizing, our approach to coalitions is different because the threats and potentials are different.
New Jersey Can Finish the “Uncommitted” Protest Vote That Michigan Started
DSA in New Jersey is helping to deal another “uncommitted” blow to Joe Biden.
TikTok Can Help Us Grow Our Base
The House of Representatives recently passed a bill that could dramatically change how TikTok is used for politics in the United States. This could take away a key platform for exposing new people to socialist ideas.
Specific, Attainable, Independent, and Temporary
Coalition work with nonprofits can be necessary but risky terrain for socialists. “SAIT” is a framework for how to do this work right.
Jesse Brown is Poking the Bear in Indianapolis
Indianapolis City Councilor Jesse Brown, a DSA member, has already attracted a lot of attention for fighting against the GOP, even when that upsets Democratic leaders. Brown sat down with The Call to talk about how he got here.
Breaking Down Russia’s 2024 Presidential Election
Putin is expected to easily win reelection in a rigged contest this weekend. The war will continue. But Russia’s workers are organizing.
Materialists Believe in the Power of Ideas
The left’s commitment to materialist analysis and effective organizing shouldn’t be counterposed to caring about ideas. The social transformation we seek means we need to take ideas even more seriously than conservatives or liberals do.
Undergraduate Student Worker Unions and the Rank-and-File Strategy
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.