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Bernie vs. Warren Revisited with Becca Rast and Max Berger

William Lawrence

It is undeniable that in 2020, either Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren would have been the most left-progressive U.S. president in history. There has been endless arm-chair quarterbacking and online hand wringing amongst leftists and progressives since the chaotic tumble into the isolating Covid-19 Pandemic starting in March 2020 immediately after their campaigns collapsed which doesn't seem to go away. Loyalist passions on both sides still run high over three years later. It's a difficult moment to glean any level-headed lessons or value from.

Wisconsin members of the US Students Association sit in alongside hundreds of others at the State Capitol in 2011.

What DSA Can Learn From Organizational Death in the Student Movement

Beth Huang

A decades' long right-wing assault on membership organizations led to the collapse of the US Student Association in 2017. What can organizers take away from the last decade of organizational death in the student movement?

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Lessons Learned From Student Organizing with Akin Olla and Sean Estelle

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In this episode, William is joined by two veterans of student organizing in the pre-Bernie era of the 2010s. With Akin Olla and Sean Estelle, he discusses the importance and opportunity of progressive organizing power in the fertile, energetic landscape of campus politics.

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