By Duane Campbell Joe Shlabotnik/Flickr By Duane Campbell In 2014 DSA should turn to electoral campaigns as one element of our political strategy. As we know, the U.S. political system is overrun by money. Economic power at the top is…
Monthly Archives: July 2014
After anti-Semitic riots, France wants to outlaw the Jewish Defense League
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By americansocialists Socialist Party deputy Olivier Faure, in his letter, wondered how it is that the JDL is authorized in France, while banned in the US and Israel. French authorities have decided to ban the Jewish Defense League as a…
Want a Federal Contract? Treat Your Workers Fairly.
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By Jobs With Justice President Obama issued an executive order that holds federal contractors accountable for violating their workers’ rights by making it harder for repeat lawbreakers to win future contracts. Read Sarita Gupta’s statement and learn more here. Source:…
Civil Rights Needs Economic Rights
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Texas Stands with Gaza
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By Socialist Party of Texas Texas Stands with Gaza On Saturday, August 2nd, we will be assembling at the Capitol in Austin to protest against Israel’s horrific assault on the population of Gaza, and to demand an end to our…
7/31 Branch Meeting
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By Umass Boston Socialists The Role of Socialists in MovementsEducational MeetingHosted by the Boston International Socialist Organization Thursday July 31st, 7:00 PM358 Washington Street, Dorchester(Fields Corner Station or #23 from Ruggles station)Directions In the Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx states, “The…
Why French Politicians Appropriate Jean Jaurès
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By americansocialists The French president, battered by abysmal poll ratings, traveled to the southwestern town of Carmaux to commune with the spirit of its native son, Jean Jaurès, the founder of France’s Socialist Party, titanic tribune of the people and…
Groundbreaking Bill Introduced to Demand Jobs With Just Hours
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By Mackenzie Baris Despite its high minimum wage, San Francisco has the second-highest rate of income inequality among major U.S. cities. One of the reasons why people aren’t earning enough money to make ends meet in the Bay Area, and…
Socialist Party USA to Announce Dean Capone as Presidential Candidate
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By americansocialists Excerpts from an article by Jim Hagerty in The Examiner: The Socialist Party of the United States of America will formally announce Dean Capone as its 2016 presidential candidate Monday, Aug. 4, in Chicago, according to a press…
Michigan Socialist Party Nominee Asks Sixth Circuit to Put Him on November Ballot
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By mserard 28 July 2014 By Richard WingerBallot Access News “On July 24, Matt Erard asked the Sixth Circuit to put him and four other Socialist Party nominees on the Michigan ballot this year. The basis for the case, Erard…
Massachusetts Passes Groundbreaking Domestic Workers Bill of Rights
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By Lisa Adler They did it! Massachusetts domestic workers and their allies, including Massachusetts Jobs With Justice, recently passed a statewide domestic workers Bill of Rights. Massachusetts marks the fourth state to pass a domestic workers Bill of Rights in…
Socialist Party to announce Dean Capone as presidential candidate
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By americansocialists The Socialist Party of the United States of America will formally announce Dean Capone as its 2016 presidential candidate Monday, Aug. 4, in Chicago, according to a press release Monday, July 28. The announcement will be held at…
Socialist Party L.A. Local August Membership Meeting
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Bulgarian Socialist Party’s new leader Mikov: ‘The difficulty starts today’
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By americansocialists Mihail Mikov, newly-elected leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, said that the difficulty was not in the leadership race but in turning what he described as the largest party in Bulgaria into the strongest: “The difficulty begins today”.…