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  • Signing the Open Letter Concerning Ocasio-Cortez and Palestine by Seattle DSA Anti-War Caucus

    Signing the Open Letter Concerning Ocasio-Cortez and Palestine by Seattle DSA Anti-War Caucus

    On July 24th the Seattle DSA Anti-War Caucus published an open letter called Concerning Ocasio-Cortez and Palestine. The Libertarian Socialist Caucus of DSA supports the message in this letter, and supports the self-determination of the people of Palestine. We invite any and all members and groups in DSA to join us in signing it.

  • Endorsement of Mobilization Against Unite the Right 2

    Endorsement of Mobilization Against Unite the Right 2

    We, the Libertarian Socialist Caucus of the Democratic Socialists of America, wholeheartedly endorse the mass mobilization effort against the fascist demonstration called "Unite the Right 2" planned on August 11th and 12th in Washington D.C. To learn more, please visit https://shutitdowndc.org/#calltoaction.

  • Endorsement of Prison Strike

    Endorsement of Prison Strike

    We, the Libertarian Socialist Caucus of the Democratic Socialists of America, have voted to endorse the upcoming prison strike which incarcerated people across the country have declared and which will be taking place this summer from August 21st to September 9th. Here are some of the demands which the prisoners have made: Immediate improvements to…

  • Statement of Solidarity with Puerto Rico

    Statement of Solidarity with Puerto Rico

    “No somos pequeños, es que estamos de rodillas”[1]-Pedro Albizu Campos On May 1st, recognized around the world as International Workers’ Day, Puerto Rican unions, students, feminists and activist organizations called a general strike. When they attempted to march down Milla de Oro, the main artery of the downtown financial district where the headquarters of the…

  • Statement in Solidarity with Sex Workers Targeted by the FOSTA/SESTA Bills

    Statement in Solidarity with Sex Workers Targeted by the FOSTA/SESTA Bills

    Bills recently passed by the US Congress—the “Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act” (FOSTA) in the House and the “Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act” (SESTA) in the Senate—are a dangerous enactment of patriarchy to drive sex workers into the shadows and prevent them from organizing to improve their working conditions. These Orwellian-named bills represent a continuation…

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