A Marxist Caucus of the Democratic Socialists of America
Rural areas were once a hotbed for socialist organizing. During the 1910s, the Socialist Party of America held sway in many rural areas such as Crawford County, Kansas and Beckham County, Oklahoma, where they won thirteen elected offices between 1912 …
This issue traces the ongoing battle between workers and oligarchs for cultural and political dominance — what Gramsci calls hegemony. It is great fight that rages from the factory floor to the art museum, from campuses to the countryside. At …
In his farewell address, Joe Biden warned of a rising oligarchy in the United States, saying, “Today, an oligarchy is taking shape in America of extreme wealth, power and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy, our basic rights and …
This is the second in a Three-part series: “Progressivism, Ultraliberalism, and Anti-Imperialism.” Read Part I: Progressivism and the Two Party System.” The third and final part, “Mass Action,” will follow. In 1934 there were three separate general strikes, in San …
This article is part of a series on parties and party building. To better understand how the working class can build its own party and win Socialism, R&R is conducting research into theories of the party, historical and extant left …
The recent ratification of the University of Oregon Student Workers union’s first official contract signified a profound shift in power relations on campus. For the first time, student workers are represented by a concrete voice for our own interests, following …
This is an updated version of an original article, “Dueling Programs and the Fight for Programmatic Unity.” DSA Needs Programmatic Unity Reform & Revolution (R&R), Marxist Unity Group (MUG), and Bread and Roses (B&R) have all put forward programs for …
From The Editors Welcome to Issue 17 of the Reform and Revolution Magazine. Those receiving our magazine in print might notice things look a bit different. Last month our national convention voted to shift our print publication to a new …
From party-building, to labor, to the state of our national and local organizing, there are so many important issues facing DSA. But how can our organization most effectively take account of and understand the various perspectives of our members? Our …
Across the country, DSA members fight against capitalism, but we lack a clear, shared, positive vision. A revolutionary socialist program is the unifying banner we need. Why We Need A Program The task of DSA in this period of increasing …
