By Democratic Socialists of America

By Sonita Sarker

Socialism is understood to have originated in 19^th-century Western Europe. While DSA’s focus has been on our context in the United States, as an organization, DSA is also aware that the theories of socialism inspired diverse formulations across the world. In this post, I record how some formulations in the United States are transnational in nature. Many of these practices are under-represented, even in socialist discourse and activity. Perhaps remembering them may add a dimension to our world of democratic socialist practice.

Source: Black, Brown and White Socialist Feminisms