-
LSC – Official 2025 DSA Convention Recommendations
The Libertarian Socialist Caucus makes the following recommendations to delegates for the 2025 DSA National Convention. Unless otherwise stated, recommendations listed for proposals with amendments are recommendations for the base resolution unamended, not as amended by the Consent Agenda or pending amendments. DSA Co-Chair National Political Committee The LSC Convention Delegation also recommends delegates not…
-
Beyond the Green New Deal
The Limits of DSA’s Climate Action Framework Humanity stands at the precipice of a global ecological catastrophe. As both reactionary and liberal forces in the United States retreat from the necessity of collective action, the possibility that technocratic, welfare-state models can address the deepening crisis becomes increasingly remote. The present political system in the U.S.,…
-
LSC’s 2025 Resolution Signature Recommendations
Two months ago, LSC published our initial slate of resolutions for the 2025 DSA National Convention and attempted to articulate what we hope will be a productive, decisive orientation to the pre-convention process. Our caucus has been delighted by the vibrant member engagement with the resolution submission process, and we believe, given the large number…
-
LSC 2025 National Political Committee Candidates
LSC is proud to announce our slate for the National Political Committee at the 2025 National Convention: C.S. Jackson, David Jenkins, and Byron L.. Our three candidates are active organizers who have consistently engaged in DSA projects at both the national and local levels. They’ve led and participated in working groups, led chapter and branch…
-
LSC Resolutions for 2025 DSA Convention
DSA’s recent history is a collection of inconclusive conflicts. Over the past four years, our organization has been faced with challenges ranging from mundane to world historical: an internal budget crisis, rogue elected officials, a mass movement for Palestinian liberation, and now, a second Trump term and the collapse of centrist liberalism. DSA has to…
