Can we save the U.S. Postal Service?
The USPS as we have known it could disappear. DSA’s Labor Commission has launched a campaign to save the postal service, and urges chapters to engage in coalition work.
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Chapter and Verse
DSA chapters around the country stood up to defend Black lives after the police murder of George Floyd.
Ageism is real. It’s time we fought it.
Let elders die for the sake of the economy? No, thanks.
From settler colony to slaveholder republic
Democratic Left editorial team member Stephen Magro spoke with organizer, activist, and scholar Gerald Horne about the controversial 1619 Project and the need for socialists to be antiracist and internationalist in theory and practice.
How should labor organize for Black lives?
Rank-and-file unionists are calling for cop-free schools and labor councils.
Ideology matters
In a 1,000-page sequel to his groundbreaking Capital in the 21st Century, French economist Thomas Piketty lays out the kinds of policies we’ll need to enact in order to prevent the dystopian future of extreme inequality that we’re currently headed for. He spoke with Democratic Left by Skype.
Fall 2020 DL is out! From the National Director: Reasons for hope
If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that only we can save ourselves. Let’s get to it!
How to Organize Rural America
With humility and an open heart, socialists can make change in rural spaces too.
Transforming the State: “Bigger than Bernie’
Re-reading this book in light of recent events — Sanders’s defeat in the primaries, the pandemic, the economic crisis, and the reemergence of anti-racist street protest — was bittersweet and somewhat emotionally jarring, but it offered a bracing, useful, and positive re-grounding in the basics of democratic socialist politics.
DSA Joins National Day of Action for Safe Schools
As school districts across the country contemplate reopening, without the resources to do so safely, people are rising up.
