The status quo sucks! The voters that the labor movement should be seeking to influence are looking for candidates who are disruptors. Troublemakers. Working-class voters want a candidate who will put a thumb in the eye of the establishment, like Bernie Sanders.
The 2024 election was lost in the last four — or even fifty — years, not in the last four months. Now it’s again time for the left and labor to rethink, shift strategy, and set to work making Tuesday the right’s Pyrrhic victory.
Is MAGA a fascist movement? How dangerous is it really? And what can the left do about it? The editorial team at The Call has some ideas.
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.
This Bay Area race for CA State Assembly pits Beckles — a working-class socialist champion, DSA member, and former Teamster — against a well-funded faux-progressive.
A firsthand account of the encampment in April at the City College of New York.
Louisville DSA is taking on its most ambitious electoral campaign yet, running a chapter cadre to organize for the working class at City Hall.
All across the country, students are rising up against Israel’s genocidal war. Here is a report from the week in New York City, plus how to bring in organized labor.
DSA in New Jersey is helping to deal another “uncommitted” blow to Joe Biden.
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.
