by Rochester for Energy Democracy
Metro Justice, the Rochester for Energy Democracy (RED) Campaign and over 60 concerned Rochesterians rallied Tuesday at 5:30pm at City Hall to highlight the harmful RG&E proposal for another 34% hike in distribution rates, right after the previous 34% rate hike went into effect in May.
Welcome to the October issue of Red Star. In this issue you’ll find a statement from DSA’s National Political Committee, commentary on the alleged “mass politics” vs. “sectarian” divide within the organization,…
by Jean Allen
This program is aimed at uniting the WHOLE of the US working class towards immediate demands, and the greater transformation of society.
Unhoused outreach is the act of bringing mutual aid, support, or services to those impacted by homelessness. We do outreach to reduce some of the harms that present themselves when individuals are…
by Elizabeth Henderson Our long-tailed rodent neighbors, the squirrels set an example for us humanoids to imitate—when harvests are plentiful, they stash food away for the winter, much to the annoyance of…
Sunday morning of convention before our final block of deliberations, I attended the National Growth and Development Committee’s (GDC) “State of DSA” presentation along with Comrade Brett. In this presentation the GDC…
by Rosa On July 24th, Trump issued a new executive order: Ending Crime and Disorder on America’s Streets. This executive order prioritizes the funding of grants for jurisdictions that “enforce prohibition on…
by Hannah W.
“New Yorkers, get organized! Talk to comrades in other chapters and let’s put the upstate versus downstate dispute aside. We are all workers, and together, we can make New York State work for the people and not the capitalist. A better New York and world is possible, and I believe we can make it happen.”
by Gregory Lebens-Higgins
“The working class is seeking an alternative to the status quo. As the largest socialist organization in the country, DSA is stepping into the void to offer meaningful change. With the theme “Rebirth and Beyond,” the convention resolved internal tensions by solidifying democratic practices and refining our vision for the organization, and prepared for the fight ahead alongside labor and international allies.”