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In the foreground, a big red banner with white lettering that reads “Democratic Socialists of America.” People in heavy coats, scarves and hats stand behind it. Most are white. The thick crowd extends back down the city street. Lots of people are holding other signs, white with red letters, saying “Working women of the world unite.”

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Democracy, Strategy, Modes of Struggle: The High-Stakes Strife in DSA

Max Elbaum

Core questions of political strategy animate the debate roiling DSA. The whole Left has a stake in the outcome.

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Book Review: ‘On the Line,’ By Daisy Pitkin

Eric Dirnbach

This new memoir by a union organizer recounts dramatic organizing campaigns with laundry workers and offers thoughts on building worker solidarity and power.

People are lying on their backs on a brick plaza, knees up, feet on the ground. In the center of the photo stands a young Black boy in a white shirt. A Black man in a neat grey suit leans over, wrapping an arm around him as if to comfort him.

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Swords to Ploughshares: People of Faith Reinvent Public Safety (Part 2)

Judith Barish and Sandra Hinson

Grassroots base-building helped Faith in Indiana win police accountability reforms in Indianapolis after the 2020 murder of George Floyd.

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Democracy, Strategy, Modes of Struggle: The High-Stakes Strife in DSA

Book Review: ‘On the Line,’ By Daisy Pitkin

Swords to Ploughshares: People of Faith Reinvent Public Safety (Part 2)

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