A Marxist Caucus in the Democratic Socialists of America
DSA Needs an Electoral Director who Supports Class-Struggle Elections and Works to Overcome the Dirty Stay By Stephan Kimmerle DSA’s elected national leadership, the National Political Committee (NPC), has arrived at an impasse which might last until the DSA National …
Interview with Robin Wonsley by Ty Moore Robin Wonsley, DSA Minneapolis City Councilmember, on her first year in office and her independence from the Democratic Party. I want to start with the big labor news this week: the vote in …
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 …
By Ty Moore DSA’s Debate Over Building a “Party-like Structure” in New York City Needs to Happen Nationally How to keep our elected leaders accountable and whether DSA should fight for political independence from the Democratic Party are likely to …
By Sean Case Republicans Bungled the Midterms, but Democrats didn’t Win The 2022 midterm elections were the Republicans’ to lose, and they lost them. Much of the liberal media depicts the results as a victory for the Democrats. To be …
Statement by Reform & Revolution DSA Needs a Fundamental Change in its Electoral Strategy The vote by three DSA members in Congress against the basic rights of working class people to withhold our labor and go on strike is unacceptable. …
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
DSA needs a full debate on its relationship with electeds & how to hold them accountable to our platform. Please support & sign this statement from Seattle DSA’s Local Council, that R&R has also signed on to. Reform & Revolution …
DSA Must Distance Itself from the Democratic Party By Sean Case As the 2022 midterm elections approach, popular wisdom tells us that the Democratic Party is headed toward a bloodbath. Having failed to deliver on key campaign promises – from …
“If we’re putting this much pressure on Homegrown just to be recognized as a union – then we are going to win a contract, too.” Stephan Kimmerle spoke with Ivy Vance and Manya Janowitz Homegrown, a Pacific Northwest company that …
