Public Discussion: DSA Adrift? Sat, Jan 14, 5pm PT/8pm ET

by Reform & RevolutionJanuary 4, 2023January 4, 2023

DSA is in crisis. Which way forward to a mass working-class party and building a Marxist force?

with Laura Wadlin (Bread &Roses), Andy Sernatinger (Tempest Collective), Mathew Strupp (Marxist Unity Group), and Philip Locker (Reform & Revolution)

Please RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/DSA-ADRIFT

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Our members are active in chapters across DSA; organizing our fellow workers on the shop floor, spearheading mass campaigns and protest movements, and fighting the capitalist class on all fronts. We aim to help build DSA and its revolutionary left-wing through contributing to theoretical and strategic discussions and simultaneously demonstrating the impact of our politics in struggle. We trace our politics to the Bolshevik Tradition, and aim to dynamically apply the analysis of Marx, Engels, Lenin, Trotsky, and Luxemburg to the conditions and challenges of the 21st Century.

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DSA is in crisis. Which way forward to a mass working-class party and building a Marxist force?

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