A History of Socialism in NY Senate District 18
SpotlightBy A W Julia Salazar’s victory was the product of our work today, but it is only the latest chapter in a long history of […]
Articles by Annalisa Wilde
Amendments to the Grievance Policy
SpotlightBy The Interim Grievance Committee We all want a safer space within the NYC-DSA. With that goal in mind, the NYC-DSA Grievance Committee was formed […]
September Branch Updates
Branch UpdatesFollowing a massive mobilization on the part of our branches leading up to the Sept. 13 primary, branches are holding educational sessions for the many […]
Rank and File: Nate F on AFSCME DC 37
Rank and FileNate F. discusses the challenges facing AFSCME District Council 37, issues at his own worksite, and the potential benefits that the New York Health Act […]
September Working Group Updates
Working Groups UpdateElectoral The Brooklyn Electoral Working group is holding a meeting on Thursday, October 4th at 7:00pm. There will be a debriefing on Julia Salazar’s win […]
What’s Next? Housing.
SpotlightBy Georgia K There’s a pause after electoral campaigns culminate in victories for some candidates and disappointments for others. The media frenzy winds down. A […]
What’s Next? Healthcare.
SpotlightBy Jen J Andrew Cuomo may not have been defeated, but he will face a radically different Senate in January. With the destruction of the […]
August Steering Committee Update
Steering Committee UpdateThe Steering Committee spent the end of July and the beginning of August finishing up the endorsement process, building the grievance committee and developing a […]
August Branch Updates
Branch UpdatesBronx/Upper Manhattan In July and August, members worked in coalition with Northern Manhattan is Not for Sale (NMN4S) to protest the Inwood rezoning plan. The […]
Democratize ULURP
SpotlightBy Ben T To Give the Affordable Housing Movement a Foothold, Make ULURP More Democratic Capitalism’s default solution to the housing crisis is to build […]