Category: Uncategorized
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Refusing Solidarity with Striking Longshoremen is Not Solidarity with Palestine
Nathan Lamm
ILA went on strike last fall, with some arguing against supporting it because of the union’s relationship to the military. This is not how to build solidarity.
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The “Nonprofit Killer”
Luke Pickrell
The recently passed House of Representatives bill threatens the work of DSA and many other political organizations. Luke Pickrell assesses its possible impacts.
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Upton Sinclair’s EPIC Campaign is a Roadmap for DSA
William Prince
Upton Sinclair ran for the California governorship in 1934 under the banner of “End Poverty in California.” His campaign — and the response to it — offers many lessons for modern socialist campaigns.
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DSA can Learn from the Failure of Harris
Andrew Baldassarre
The Democratic Party suffered an embarrassing defeat in the 2024 presidential election after ignoring many of their coalition partners. To avoid the same mistakes, DSA needs to be functional, not factional.
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Three Lessons from the Workers’ Party of Belgium
Abdullah Farooq
The Workers’ Party of Belgium has made remarkable gains since a reorientation in 2008. DSA can learn from the success of their new structure.
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Workers Can Stop Arms Shipments to Israel
Abdullah Farooq and Griffin Mahon
To stop the genocide of Palestinians, we must focus on disrupting arms shipment to Israel. Doing this requires organizing workers along the weapons supply chain.
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Against the Senate: An Interview with Thomas Geoghegan
Luke Pickrell
Luke Pickrell talks with longtime labor lawyer and author Thomas Geoghegan about the role undemocratic political institutions such as the Senate play in shaping our country.
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DSA Needs a 2028 Presidential Campaign
Allan Frasheri
Presidential campaigns offer socialists the best chance to reach working-class people with our political vision. DSA needs to take advantage and run a candidate in 2028.
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To Rally After Trump’s Second Victory, DSA Must Look Past 2016
David Duhalde
It is natural to compare the 2024 election to Trump’s first victory — but DSA can learn more from the aftermath of the 2004 presidential race.
John Kerry and John Edwards on the campaign trail in 2004 (photo by Richard Block, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license). -
When the “Lesser Evil” Means Genocide, Join DSA
Taylor Clark
The 2024 election is between two candidates who support the ongoing genocide of Palestinians. The only hope for a better world is through independent mass movements.
