A Marxist Caucus of the Democratic Socialists of America
Reform & Revolution organized a panel discussion on March 27, 2021, bringing over 150 together to hear a discussion and debate with representatives from different caucuses and currents in DSA: “Putting the Break in the Dirty Break: DSA, the Democrats …
Bernie Sanders’ supporters recently swept the elections for the leadership of the Nevada state Democratic Party. The centrist machine took the money and ran. What does this reveal about the potential of a realignment strategy to reform the Democratic Party?
DSA’s 2021 National Convention is fast approaching, and we believe it’s time to continue to build our strength toward the independence of our movement from the Democratic Party. As the 2019 DSA National Convention stated, DSA can play a role in taking steps toward building a new working class party.
The day after voting in the 2020 general election was over, the moderate wing of the Democratic Party immediately went on the offensive. “We need to not ever use the word ‘socialist’ or ‘socialism’ ever again. . . . We lost good …
Reform & Revolution spoke with three national DSA leaders about strategy toward the Democratic Party after Biden’s victory. We discussed how to overcome the Democratic Party’s dominance over the US left, whether that’s breaking clean, breaking dirty, breaking later, and …
Revolutionary Socialists Discuss Strategy in Biden Era. Thanks to Left Voice, Philly Socialists and Tempest, who took the initiative to ask a number of caucuses in DSA and groups on the revolutionary socialist left to give their perspective on the …
Socialists must strive to unite the working class by supporting the struggles of oppressed groups and workers against their oppression and exploitation, such as the demand for reparations, while targeting the capitalist ruling class who has a vested interest in reproducing racist oppression.
It’s widely feared that Biden’s attempts to return to “normalcy” will pave the way for a potentially even more dangerous far-right demagogue than Trump. This places an urgent responsibility on the small but growing forces of the organized left to build a serious and fighting political alternative.
Bernie Sanders’ 2016 and 2020 Democratic primary campaigns for President of the United States exposed millions to bold progressive policies and democratic socialist ideas. But in the end, Sanders was never able to secure the nomination, leaving activists and supporters with the question: where to go from here?
The mass uprising for Black lives is, in many ways, a perfect response to the cascading crises of global capitalism. Arising out of the horrific yet all-too-familiar racist murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and then George Floyd, the protests …
