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.
Members, Not Robert, Should Rule
No democratic meeting can be run effectively without rules. But DSA should find alternatives to Robert’s Rules if it wants to run meetings that are democratic and that encourage participation.
1,000 Days in the New DSA
In the three years since its rebirth, DSA has put down firm foundations. Now new questions and new opportunities lie ahead.
Canvassing for Bernie and Building DSA
Let’s recruit an army of new socialist organizers now, and then use that army to get out the vote for Bernie in 2020 and build our movement.
Why Our Candidates Need to Endorse Bernie
Many progressives fail to distinguish between the politics of class struggle and class compromise. That’s why it’s important that candidates DSA endorses get behind Bernie Sanders and his vision of building a working-class movement.
Class-Struggle Politicians Are Organizers First, Legislators Second
DSA needs to back class-struggle candidates without apology. We can’t afford to compromise on this question.
Knocking Around the Idea of a NOC
Bread & Roses members debate the pros and cons of changing DSA’s national leadership structure.
Open Letter on Transparency in DSA
Building an effective national organization that creates opportunities for members to help shape decisions is critical. We need to do that responsibly, and without setting impossible-to-meet standards for our national staff.
The Rank-and-File Strategy for Everyone
The Rank-and-File Strategy includes a ton of different ways for DSA members to get involved with rebuilding a labor movement that knows how to fight. It’s all about getting connected to workers in motion.
Brains and Brawn in DSA
Political education should help us explain democratic socialist politics. And it should be informed by our concrete work — and help us figure out how that work fits into a bigger strategy.
