DSA Lobbies for NY Health Act
SpotlightBy Chi A NYC-DSA members headed to Albany on June 5 for the annual Lobby Day in support of the NY Health Act. If passed, […]
How to Get More Involved in DSA
SpotlightBy Daniel B Becoming a member of DSA is easy. After hearing about some cool project we’re working on, you go to the website and […]
Why NYC-DSA is Organizing Tenants
SpotlightBy Jennifer L. and Cea W. New York City is overwhelmingly made up of tenants. It’s no surprise, then, that New York has been the […]
A Tale of Three Campaigns
SpotlightBy Miriam B You can tell a lot about a campaign and a candidate by the nature of their events: how many volunteers show up, […]
May Branch Updates
Branch UpdatesQueens DSA has been canvassing for Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez and for Medicare for All, and has formed housing committees in Ridgewood and Astoria. Bronx/Upper Manhattan kicked […]
#WhyDSA – Interview With a Columbia Striker
#whyDSABy Marian J Last month, graduate students workers at Columbia University went on a one week strike after two years of fighting for union recognition. […]
NYC-DSA Should Wait on Supporting Sanders 2020
Point/CounterpointBy Charlotte A “Prepare for a Sanders 2020 Campaign” was just two votes shy of passing at the convention. The resolution asked NYC-DSA to take […]
DSA should plan for a 2020 Sanders Presidential Campaign
Point/CounterpointBy Neal M At NYC-DSA’s Convention on May 5, a resolution to begin planning how to respond if Bernie Sander’s decides to run for President […]
Working Group Updates
Working Groups UpdateAnti-War is working with Jewish Voice for Peace to demand that Senator Chuck Schumer condemn Israel’s actions and violence in Gaza. Anti-War led a demonstration […]
Ocasio and DSA Take on the Democratic Machine
SpotlightBy Aaron T From the moment I first saw Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez speak at a Queens house party this past February, I knew that she was […]