Let’s Recommit to Building an Independent Party
In 2019, DSA’s convention voted to start building a workers’ party independent of the corporate-controlled Democrats. Let’s reaffirm that commitment and start building our own party now.
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Organizing DSA for Power
How DSA can reorganize itself at its 2021 National Convention to build power and win.
Why DSA Should Elect Its Most Powerful Position
Delegates to DSA’s National Convention have the opportunity to make DSA’s most powerful position an elected office. They should seize it.
Introducing the Bread & Roses NPC Slate
DSA’s Bread & Roses caucus announces its 2021 slate for DSA’s National Political Committee.
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Return of The Call
The Call is back, and with a new look!
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Organizing to Tax the Rich in California
Soak the rich! California DSA and YDSA chapters are working with unions and other partners to win “Proposition 15″ and transfer money from corporations to schools.
Why DSA Needs a Review of Our Organization
DSA faces many challenges in the coming years, so it’s time we take stock of our organization to make sure it’s prepared for the future.
Mass Politics Wins at YDSA Convention
YDSA’s 2020 convention was a big success and passed an important rank-and-file organizing pipeline proposal by a large majority.
Organizing Austin
Austin DSA is painting Texas a different shade of red.
Announcing the Bread & Roses DSLC Slate!
Anthony Downing, Ashley Payne, J.P. Kaderbek, K.T. Liberato, Laura Gabby, and Rebecca Garelli are running for the Democratic Socialist Labor Commission. Here’s what they stand for.
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