Comrades Curtis and Holden argue that DSA is uniquely able to respond to the Mamdani moment, counter the arguments for a popular-front organization.

Gil S reviews Citizen Marx

Avalyn W writes MUG’s first film review on an anti-KKK Western

Siobhan M charts the evolution of formal constitutional rights under the U.S. legal system, and the social and economic forces which underpin them. 

What brought us to the 2025 YDSA convention, and what’s the path forward?

Featuring writing by Connell H, Donald P, Jean A, and Taylor F

Featuring writing by Aliyah VP, Annie W, Brah H, Cale E, Lavender C, Mike V, and Sam M

Read the first of MUG’s convention issue of Light & Air here! Featuring articles by Amy W, Jean A, Juno C, Lavender C, Megan R, Mike B, and Nick W

What does party-building mean in the context of DSA’s labor strategy? In support of CR10-A01, “A Partyist Labor Strategy,” Lavender Ciao argues that DSA must become the center of gravity uniting sections of the working class behind a unified program for democratic socialism.

In a reply to the Socialist Majority Caucus, Annie W argues for the importance of running labor candidates for office who are democratic socialists drawn from the rank-and-file of the labor movement. She urges delegates to DSA’s 2025 convention to vote no on R20 unless amended by R20-A1: Democratic Socialists and the Labor Movement Need Each Other.

Comrades Connell and Amy argue for the importance of the “party surrogate in form, clean break in content” approach present in R-07: Principles of Party Building

National Political Committee member Amy W gives a primer on the purpose and function of deliberative democracy and proportional voting for the socialist party.