Audio & Video: DSA Adrift? – Discussion with R&R, B&R, MUG and Tempest on Jan 14, 2023

by Reform & RevolutionJanuary 15, 2023July 27, 2023

What’s the way forward to a Mass Working-Class Party and for building a Marxist force in the US?

A discussion with Philip Locker from Reform & Revolution, Laura Wadlin from Bread & Roses, Andy Sernatinger from the Tempest Collective and Mathew Strupp from the Marxist Unity Group

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What’s the way forward to a Mass Working-Class Party and for building a Marxist force in the US?

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