Brazil’s presidential election this year is going to be a squeaker. It pits the far right against a broad coalition led by Lula and including the Workers Party and PSOL, the party of the socialist left. Two activists tell us what to expect.
Members will decide whether President Shawn Fain will continue the union’s about-face from its previous employer-friendly ways.
DSA-LA members should vote against endorsing Nithya Raman for Mayor. She doesn’t share our politics.
Workers Deserve More has proven successful in building DSA’s profile and provides a unifying message for all our candidates to champion.
DSA’s new members of Congress will play a key role next year in building a left-wing alternative to the Democratic Party.
Nursing is highly unionized, well-paid, and increasingly central to the economy. Rank-and-file nurses are well-positioned to fight for common good demands and for a broader revival of the labor movement.
Rank-and-file nurses in New York City took the initiative to organize across hospitals in Contract Action Teams (CATs) and won their strike.
There are elections where nothing happens — this is often the case — but every once in a while there are elections where big things happen. The back-to-back primaries in New York on June 23 and in Colorado on June 30 were both the latter kind of event.
In a major electoral breakthrough, New York City DSA proved that voters will support an out-and-proud slate of socialist candidates.
Open and proudly socialist electoral campaigns have the potential to bring workers into our movement. DSA candidates who receive a national endorsement should lead the way in showing how this is done.
