DSA

“One Member One Vote” proposals will undermine the National Convention as our organization’s highest governing body and fundamentally transform DSA’s democratic structure — for the worse.

Bread & Roses is running a slate of 5 experienced organizers for the 2025 NPC. Learn more about our candidates here!

B&R NPC candidate Ella Teevan explains how DSA’s approach to membership is unique, and why delegates should vote down CB02 to preserve one of our organization’s strengths.

DSA’s multi-tendency, democratic character is our greatest strength. Convention delegate elections in DSA-LA did not live up to the principles of proportional representation and transparency that are key to maintaining our big tent.

By strengthening our internal democracy, we can build a culture where all DSA members experience the excitement of being part of something larger than themselves.

DSA’s Labor Commission is steering exciting new projects designed to help DSA members become working class leaders.

A democratic DSA needs a culture where everyone believes they can help build the organization even if individual votes don’t go their way.

While most of the country moved to the right, Portland DSA’s two endorsed candidates won spots on the city council. Portland B&R members Hayley and Dave share lessons and strategies from the winning campaigns.

DSA has mostly followed the same electoral blueprint since 2016. It’s time to take the next steps toward building an independent, socialist party.

How should socialists organize around the 2024 election? Bread & Roses members on the National Political Committee explain their votes on the “No Votes for Genocide” proposal, and lay out why DSA should focus on Workers Deserve More.