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Libertarian Socialist Caucus Candidate Endorsements for the 2021-2023 DSA National Convention
LSC is endorsing the following candidates for the 2021 election for the National Political Committee. The use of Single Transferable Vote will allow delegates to select the candidates that they truly prefer rather than focusing purely on strategies or internal politics. In the context of National DSA, selecting a supportive NPC can substantially influence the…
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Statement on the Class Unity Caucus
In light of recent events involving DSA’s Class Unity Caucus (CUC), we at DSA-LSC think it appropriate to make a definitive statement outlining our stance on CUC, its ideology, and its concerning reactionary tendencies. Among other things, CUC has a stance on social issues that could charitably be called class reductionist. One needs to go…
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Recommendations From The Libertarian Socialist Caucus For The 2021 DSA Convention – Short List
Comrades strove to make decisions based on our commitment to internal democracy, abolition, antifascism/antiracism, and autonomous organization Key: Green represents proposals on the Consent Agenda LSC Summary of Recommendations on Proposals: Resolutions Full Support 03 — Empowering DSA’s Mass Abolition Work [Cardinal] 20 — Class Struggle on the Housing Terrain: Building Power in the Tenants’…
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Recommendations From The Libertarian Socialist Caucus For The 2021 DSA Convention – Long Form
The following are the recommendations of the External Strategy & Convention Working Group (ES&C WG) of the Libertarian Socialist Caucus in regards to the proposed resolutions and bylaw amendments that will be discussed at the 2021 DSA Convention. Please note that the Cardinal Formation that included the Collective Power Network, Emerge NYC, Red Caucus –…
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LSC Supports Single Transferable Vote
It is critical for the DSA to adopt a national leadership that fully represents its members. This necessity is magnified by the lack of processes for enforcing accountability between national conventions such as recall, voting on NPC absences, intermediary levels of organization, or member referendums. We therefore call on members to vote during initial committee…


