Socialists Must Fight for Democracy, Not Judicial Supremacy 

In what ways is tenant unionism like labor unionism? What is the rank and file of tenant union?

A former member of Students for a Democratic Society and the Revolutionary Union talks through his experience of growing Black Power and national liberation movements as a part of the general struggle for democracy.

We stand for the construction of a mass socialist party in the United States, united around a program of revolutionary democracy and political independence from all capitalist parties

To do MUG is to look at disillusionment and say, “We have a tool for that.”

What is the relation between parliamentary deliberation and member rule? What does member rule mean, in practice?

How do we communicate our politics in the irony-poisoned world of the closing digital commons?

What does it mean to be a democratic socialist in a constitutional regime engulfed by bureaucratic civil war? What factions of the ruling class are in power, and what policies flow from which section of capital? What role can the working class play in a political moment so divorced from mass politics as we know it?

Our task is to merge socialism and the workers’ movement.

What is missing, however, is programmatic unity—unity around acceptance of a common, democratically-decided program which can unite the various factions of the movement and the diverse tactical struggles socialists engage in around a broad historical narrative and strategy. 

Strategic discussion must be explored in frank, sharp, and honest terms.

Are we really so sentimental? Well, maybe, but we’re not crazy. There’s something real that we’re grasping towards, something important.