Scenes from a major march and action for Palestine. Thousands of New Yorkers joined together at a rally organized by NYC-DSA and allies to demand an immediate cease-fire. One hundred and thirty six marchers were arrested.
B&R’s NPC members report on the first few weeks of work of the newly-elected DSA national leadership.
NPC members from Bread & Roses report on what they accomplished alongside others in DSA leadership from 2021 to 2023 — it’s a lot.
Laura Wadlin is an experienced rank and file labor leader and former Co-chair of Portland DSA. She is a candidate for the open spot on DSA’s National Political Committee from the Bread & Roses caucus.
We are proud to announce Bread & Roses member Laura Wadlin’s candidacy for the vacant position on the National Political Committee.
At its annual convention, NYC-DSA committed to building union power and taxing the rich. But delegates voted down a proposal to build a party-like structure for our electoral work, raising new questions about what kind of organization we are trying to build.
We must invest more in organizing than consultants, which is why B&R NPC members are voting against a new and extremely costly contract with our national harassment grievance officer. They explain their decision and the need for more transparency around staff salaries.
It’s a big moment for labor organizing. That’s why it’s more important than ever that DSA’s national office finally give the Democratic Socialist Labor Commission access to the list of DSA chapter leaders.
The NPC will decide in the coming weeks how to replace three vacancies. B&R believes that the NPC should choose candidates who reflect the politics of the members they’ll be replacing.
On the recent controversy in DSA over the de-chartering of the BDS working group. B&R NPC members Laura Gabby and Sofia C. explain why they opposed that disciplinary action against the working group.
