A Marxist Caucus of the Democratic Socialists of America
An unlikely alliance between ecosocialists and organized labor has led to an impressive outreach campaign that’s responsible for pushing two of the most conservative Democrats in the Senate, Joe Manchin (WV) and Angus King (ME), into co-signing the PRO Act with the majority of their Democratic colleagues.
Video from the National Day of Action Although President Biden and Congress have provided some temporary relief to working-class families, hundreds of millions of Americans continue to suffer during this pandemic at the hands of the profit-driven, bureaucratic healthcare companies. …
DSA’s National Convention is fast approaching: August 1 – 8, 2021. A major issue facing the DSA Convention is how we should relate to the Democratic Party.
Jeremy Gong and Peter Lucas from DSA’s Bread and Roses caucus wrote an excellent article, “Socialists Should Fight the Corporate Democratic Party, Not Manage It” about 5 Nevada DSA members who won the elections in March to lead the Nevada …
The last year has illuminated the shadowy corners of the reality of work in the US, and there are many reasons why few people are ready to jump on the bandwagon back to the pre-COVID status quo.
The End of Neoliberalism and the Difficulty of Developing a New, Stable Regime of Capital Accumulation “It changes the paradigm,” Joe Biden said on March 12, celebrating the passing of the $1.9 trillion stimulus package in Congress. “For the first …
This editorial by Ty Moore seeks to outline three major challenges facing the Left under the Biden administration
If DSA avoids approaching mutual aid as a prefigurative project, designed to bypass a direct struggle for political power, socialists can help connect working people’s self-organization for immediate survival needs to an effective strategy to win socialism.
As we begin to see glimmers of light at the end of the tunnel of the global pandemic, many are taking stock of the impact of the past year. Who carried society through these difficult months? Who risked their health …
The economic pain wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic has been unprecedented, with job losses far steeper than in any recession dating back to the 1980’s.
