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  1. Ross is wrong.

    The right can act with impunity when the left doesn't fight them on it. If the right is able to bring violence its because the gentile left is either too small, weak, and irrelevant to do anything about it or they've decided the victim is undeserving of their support.

    Left/Right same system for Jews.

    "When #Jewish leaders speak out these days, it’s often to blast the anti-#Israel actions of one #DemocraticSocialistsofAmerica #politician or another. Given all the attention — and the millions of dollars raised within the Jewish community to help defeat these #candidates — you’d think the greatest existential threat to #American #Jews was coming from the left.

    But a new #book by #historian #StevenRoss is here to tell you: You’d be mistaken.

    “What you’ve seen seeping in on the far left is more anti-Israel and some #antisemitism,” #Ross told me in a phone interview. “But here’s the thing: the left has never called for death to people, the right has.”

    forward.com/opinion/846527/ant

  2. McMorrow Schools Third Way: Democrats Must Grow the Tent, Not Attack the Left

    Mallory McMorrow calmly exposes why Third Way’s $15M anti-DSA campaign weakens Democrats when voters need healthcare, housing, wages, and democracy

    #AbdulElSayed #affordabilityCrisis #DemocraticParty #DemocraticSocialistsOfAmerica #DSA #Healthcare #Housing #MalloryMcMorrow #MattBennett #PoliticsDoneRight #ProgressivePolitics #ThirdWay #Trumpism #workingClass wp.me/p1OjMZ-p3b
  3. #Lukusuositus:

    #Sosialismi on pitkään ollut kirosana yksilönvapauksia ja ”amerikkalaista unelmaa” korostavassa Yhdysvalloissa

    Viime vuonna tehdyssä gallupissa näkyi kuitenkin, että demokraattiäänestäjistä 66 % piti sosialismia myönteisenä käsitteenä verrattuna 50 % vuonna 2010. Republikaaneista 14 % ja sitoutumattomista äänestäjistä 38 % mielsi sosialismin myönteiseksi.

    hs.fi/maailma/art-200001221268

    #USpol #Yhdysvallat #demokraatit #politiikka #vasemmisto #DemocraticSocialistsOfAmerica #DSA #USA

  4. NYT’s Embarrassing Anti-DSA Meltdown
    The Times insinuates that #Black and #Latino activists entering primaries, canvassing voters, promoting affordability, turning out supporters in low-turnout #elections is a kind of dirty trick. In other words, the Times is afraid of too much democracy.
    portside.org/2026-08-01/nyts-e

    [article from FAIR - Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting - July 23, 2026]

    #news #politics #USpol #DSA #DemocraticSocialistsOfAmerica #NewYorkTimes #NYT #BlackMastodon

  5. I recommend EVERYONE 🌍, incl those of us outside the U.S. , take a look at the #MustRead thread of Auntifa Liza 🇵🇷 because these #MAGApsychos in DC have released a list of #politicaltargets : #CodePink, #AliciaGarza & #BlackLivesMatter, #MayorZohranMamdani, the #DemocraticSocialistsOfAmerica,
    etc The list incl ... wait for it ... the late #GeorgeFloyd (#WTF) , and
    #HasanPiker ...

    #HasanAbi

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcpV46SR

  6. N.Y.C. Mayor #ZohranMamdani Declines 18% Pay Raise After City Council Approves Massive New Salary

    After the city council voted to raise their own salaries as well as the mayor’s, Mamdani said he hasn’t “knocked on anyone’s door” and learned “their concern is that the mayor makes too little”

    people.com/zohran-mamdani-decl
    from #People July 17, 2026

    #news #politics #ZohranMamdani #USpol #DemocraticSocialistsOfAmerica #NYC #NewYork

  7. Justice for Lorenzo Community Assembly + Art Build

    July 17, 2026 @ 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm at Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation 2506 Sutherland Street, Houston, TX 77023

    "In the wake of ICE’s murder of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, join Houston DSA for a community assembly to grieve, air concerns, and share ideas on how to protect our neighbors from ICE. Build connections and networks as we discuss the failures and crimes of our administrations, local to federal, and how we can build power together for change. There will be breakouts in Spanish and English.

    This event will double as an art build to create signs and materials for our Saturday protest." #DSA #HDSA #Houston #HoustonDSA #HTX #DemocraticSocialists #DemocraticSocialistsofAmerica #Justice4Lorenzo

  8. JDCA claims Israel policy lost endorsees New York Democratic primaries

    The Jewish Democratic Council of America (JDCA) argued that two of its endorsed candidates in Tuesday’s primaries lost…
    #NewsBeep #News #BreakingNews #Anti-Israel #breakingnews #DemocraticSocialistsofAmerica #democratic-party #democrats #HalieSoifer #Israel #MidtermElections #NewYork #USPolitics #USA #ZohranMamdani
    newsbeep.com/608254/

  9. Meet #JaneeseLewisGeorge

    #Frontrunner for next #mayor of #WashingtonDC

    #Trump threatened to take over #DC if she wins, which gave a huge boost to her #campaign 🤭

    Proudly affiliated with the #DemocraticSocialistsofAmerica #DSA

    Running as a #Democrat because she has to in our #FPTP voting system

    If you complain the #Democrats suck, you're right. But if that moves you to not vote, you're an idiot helping #MAGA

    #Vote. In the #primaries. *Take them over*

    newsweek.com/democratic-social

  10. I recently discovered that there's now a vibrant and active local #DSA (#DemocraticSocialistsOfAmerica) group in my area: socodsa.org/ and joined up.

    And was just reading a little store about how they've managed that growth: democraticleft.dsausa.org/2026

    If you're in #SonomaCounty, I suggest checking them out.

  11. @DoomsdaysCW

    GOOD!

    (Who's stepping up? Anyone from #DemocraticSocialistsOfAmerica , #DSA? I'd hate to think that the only way to get rid of #SadSackSusan is 😟#GaryPlatner! The dude is still sus as far as I'm concerned!)

    #MainePol

  12. And THIS is one of the reasons why I'm a #DemocraticSocialist!

    #Unions and Community Unite for #MayDay: Lessons for the Fight Ahead

    Posted by #ToddChretien | Jun 16, 2025 |

    This article is reprinted from the Socialist Forum, a publication of #DSA. It was authored by Todd Chretien, who serves both on DSA’s Editorial Board as well as Pine & Roses’ Editorial Collective. It was originally published on May 30, 2025.

    What happened?

    "Hundreds of thousands of workers marched and rallied on May Day, making it the largest International Workers Day since 2006 when two million immigrant workers left work and marched to demand their rights. Protests were organized in 1300 locations, large and small; no doubt the first May Day protest in many places. Broadly speaking, there were three different levels of mobilization. First, as in 2006, Chicago stood out with some 30,000 marching, organized by a mass coalition of labor and immigrant rights organizations. Second, cities like Philly, New York, Baltimore, San Francisco, Oakland, Burlington, and #PortlandME mobilized between two and fifteen thousand. Third, hundreds of cities and towns turned out crowds from a couple dozen to hundreds, including smaller cities like Davis, California. This ranking is not intended as a judgement on the organizers. In fact, some of the smaller rallies included higher percentages of the population than the largest. For instance, in the town of #WayneME — population 1,000 — seventy-five people turned out for both morning and evening rallies.

    "It’s worth noting that the crowds were not as large as the #April5 day of protest initiated by #Indivisible; however, participants were noticeably more #multiracial, younger, and #radical with widespread support for #TransgenderRights and opposition to the genocide of #Palestinians in #Gaza. Though an important step in the process of building working-class unity against the billionaires and capitalist class, these efforts have a long way to go. For instance, although multiracial, at the national level, the marches did not entirely reflect working-class diversity. And if immigrant rights organizations were critical in many cities, Trump’s reign of terror against immigrant workers suppressed turnout from this community in many places.

    [...]

    New York City

    "On the day, NYC-DSA turned out some 500 members, many of whom marched with their unions. They did so while keeping up with other work—DSA member #ZohranMamdani is running for mayor—with #NYCDSA labor organizers having advanced a month-long Build to May Day campaign. Organizers called on committees and working groups across the chapter to make May Day a priority, turning out members and volunteer marshalls. The chapter is now in a stronger position to discuss next steps with the broader coalition and consolidate a layer of new members and allies. There’s more pain ahead, but May Day helped gather working-class forces together for action and to take the temperature of the most active and militant layer of trade unionists and community activists. As NYC-DSA Labor Working Group member David Duhalde suggests, 'The New York City May Day rally and march from Foley Square to the iconic Wall Street Bull statue was a microcosm of the shift in energy in labor during Trump’s second term.' How far that shift goes can only be tested in practice.

    [...]

    Portland, Maine

    "Maine DSA’s Labor Rising working group decided to focus on May Day in December, laying the basis to help initiate an organizing meeting open to all community groups and unions. Maine AFL-CIO leaders and UAW graduate students participated in a preliminary meeting to brainstorm ideas, and more than 70 people attended an April 12 meeting in the South Portland Teamsters’ Hall, where the group democratically planned Portland’s May Day. Working groups took up all aspects of the action, and we took all important decisions back to the coalition for votes. Running a long a related track, Maine Education Association and Maine AFL-CIO leaders called for actions across the state, amplifying the Chicago May Day Strong call and dramatically broadening what the Portland coalition could organize.

    "Nearly 2,000 people turned out in Portland, starting with a rally at the University of Southern Maine to back UAW graduate students’ demands for a first contract and then marching to the Post Office to hear from postal workers. Members of the Portland Education Association and a trans student poet headlined the stop at Portland High School and a librarian union rep spoke in Monument Square before the final rally that heard from the president of the Metal Trades Council at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, a rep from the Maine State Nurses Association, members of the #MaineCoalitionForPalestine, an organizer from #LGTBQ+ community group #PortlandOutright, a local immigrant rights group called Presente! Maine, and others. It was a great demonstration and showed the thirst for a broader coalition. Twenty-five other towns held actions, bringing the total number of Maine participants to over 5,000, the largest Maine May Day anyone can remember.

    "It would be shortsighted to overstate the power and stability of this fledgling coalition. Large doses of patience and understanding will be necessary to foster bonds of trust. Sectarian pressures to draw 'red lines' that exclude workers new to political activity and organizations who have various programs and interests represent one danger. A narrow focus on the midterm elections represents another. Fortunately, there’s a lot of room for creativity between those two extremes.

    Long road ahead

    "May Day was the first test of strength for the left and working class against #Trump, #MAGA, and forty-plus years of #neoliberal rot. We face a long, complex problem where political pressures to return to passivity will be strong, but May Day 2025 constitutes a small step towards healing deep wounds in the American working class, the divide between organized and unorganized, immigrant and US born, etc. If brother Fain’s call for 2028 is to grow strong, then 2026 and 2027 must be practice runs. If 2026 and 2027 are to be real demonstrations of strength, they must grow out of tighter bonds between labor, community, and the left, more active membership participation in all of those forces, and a combination of defensive struggles we are forced to fight and battles we pick on our own terms. As Sarah Hurd, co-chair of DSA’s National Labor Commission, spells out, 'This year’s May Day actions showed the power of what we can accomplish just by setting a date and inviting people to take action together. It has also highlighted what work we need to do to scale up our level of organization in the next three years.'

    "What did May Day teach us? Fittingly, the last word goes to Kirsten Roberts, a rank-and-file Chicago teacher, 'The most important element of #MayDay2025 is the explicit entry of organized and unorganized labor into #resistance to Trump. Trump’s attacks are aimed directly at dividing the working class and turning ordinary people against one another while the billionaires rob and plunder us all. An agenda for working class unity can be built when we stand up for those most victimized and vilified by the right-wing bigots AND when we stand together to fight for the things that the billionaire class has denied us—the fight for healthcare, education, housing, and good-paying jobs for starters. For decades, we’ve been told by both parties that funding war, incarceration, and border militarization are their priorities. May Day showed that working people have another agenda. Now let’s organize to win it.”

    pineandroses.org/reports/union

    #MaineResists #NYCResists #ResistTrump #ResistFascism #Socialism #CapitalismKills #MaineDSA #PinesAndRoses #DemocraticSocialistsOfAmerica