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Rows and rows of people seated in a large conference room, all raising their hands. The photo is shot from the back of the room, so you just see their backs. Two big screens face the audience; it’s a windowless room with small lights all over the ceiling.

Strategy

DSA Debates Show Growing Pains

Christine Riddiough

Response to ‘The High-Stakes Strife in DSA’: DSA’s six-year growth spurt has fundamentally changed the organization. To resolve the deep issues it faces, it needs to meet the organizational challenges this change poses.

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Strategy
Organizing Practice

More Smoke Than Fire in DSA Debates

Dan Lutz

Response to ‘The High-Stakes Strife in DSA’: Debate within DSA over whether or not to work in the Democratic Party is practically settled, though opinions on how to do the work vary.

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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Organizing Practice

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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More Smoke Than Fire in DSA Debates

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