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Organizing for Uncommitted: Justice for Palestinians on the Democratic Ballot
How Maryland organizers used electoral canvassing to make voting about something more than the candidate—a tool in the fight for Palestinian liberation.
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The Professional Problem: The Case for Broadening MDC-DSA’s Base
Metro DC DSA claims to be a “vehicle for the working class”. How can we open the door wider? Some thoughts...
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Stop and Frisk: A Tale of Two (Atro)Cities
Years ago, a judge found the NYPD's Stop and Frisk practice a form of systemic racial discrimination. The Stop and Frisk program in DC is even worse. Why can't we stop it?
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How a Hot Shop Burns: The UMD Graduate Labor Union Card Campaign
UMD grad workers have been trying to organize their campus for decades. An organizer shares grim lessons learned in the latest attempt
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The Case for Initiative 83
The option for ranked choice voting has been waiting to appear on the District's ballot. Initiative 83 would create a better electoral candidate pool, despite opposition, a member argues.
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Anticapitalism in the Real World
A revolution on a world scale will take a very long time. But it is also possible to recognize that it is already starting to happen. To see the revolution around you, ask: “what is revolutionary action?”
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Into the Fire: Organizing Against Extreme Heat
As global temperatures rise, workers are making workplace safety and protections a new focus for labor. Farm workers, garment manufacturers, and delivery drivers have all found climate issues to organize around.
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In Memoriam: Bernice Johnson Reagon
DC civil-rights activist and music legend Reagon passed away this summer, an immense loss to the movement. Maxwell Rott calls for a new appreciation of her historical research on music in the Black Freedom Movement.