A Marxist Caucus of the Democratic Socialists of America
Following a vote by NYC-DSA to endorse AOC for re-election this year, DSA members have been debating if DSA should also nationally endorse. For example, Marxist Unity Group argues against national DSA endorsement. At a recent National Membership Meeting, Reform …
Six Lessons for Today As the student movement for Palestinian liberation spreads rapidly across the nation, the left faces the opportunity and danger of an escalating protest movement. Amidst the BLM movement in 2020 we faced many of those same …
A statement by the Reform & Revolution Steering Committee: Socialists and Labor must lead the fight against escalation in the Middle East This statement was written before the recent wave of student encampments for Palestine across the country. For more …
By Bryan Watson Today, Tom Brady retired. It’s been weighing on my mind. Tom Brady is like John Madden or Betty White – cultural icons that have passed. Most people in the US have heard of them. They filled decades. …
continue here with Part Two of our political review of DSA’s recent National Convention. Part One provided a general overview of the convention and analyzed the new political platform that was adopted. Part Three, which will be published later this week, will assess DSA’s democracy, analyze its stalling growth so far under Biden, and draw some overall conclusions about the state of DSA.
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.
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 …
DSA’s draft platform is a good starting point to unite our broad, multi-tendency, democratic socialist organization in the fight for socialism. It would be stronger if it outlined how the working class can build the power to get there.
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 …
