DSA Emerge seems to be a lot more revolutionarily focused rather than issue-focused. Just learning about it so idk but
https://dsaemerge.org/points-of-unity/
EDIT: To clarify this is insanely small and nothing even approaching a mass workers party lol. But they are critical of a lot of the current DSA structure and it's interesting to follow at least.
Emerge is the NYC DSA communist caucus, its pretty new actually, i'm in it. A lot of higher profile DSA members are in it, its starting to have a bit more of an influence on the NYC chapter. We're coming out with a leftist DSA publication which I think people will dig.
Sick. Just been checking out the youtube channel, I like what I'm hearing so far a lot.
Like honestly it's pretty incredible what we've achieved electorally in DSA this summer. There are real gains that have been won for the working class. But there does seem too much of a sentiment in DSA that progressive democrats are the end, rather than the means to an end.
I'll definitely subscribe to the Emerge publication, excited to be learning more!
Probably cause NYC DSA is the largest chapter in the country so it makes sense to have its own local communist caucus instead of organizing through the national caucus, but i think theyre technically part of the same network coalition.
DSA Emerge seems to be a lot more revolutionarily focused rather than issue-focused. Just learning about it so idk but
https://dsaemerge.org/points-of-unity/
EDIT: To clarify this is insanely small and nothing even approaching a mass workers party lol. But they are critical of a lot of the current DSA structure and it's interesting to follow at least.
Emerge is the NYC DSA communist caucus, its pretty new actually, i'm in it. A lot of higher profile DSA members are in it, its starting to have a bit more of an influence on the NYC chapter. We're coming out with a leftist DSA publication which I think people will dig.
Sick. Just been checking out the youtube channel, I like what I'm hearing so far a lot.
Like honestly it's pretty incredible what we've achieved electorally in DSA this summer. There are real gains that have been won for the working class. But there does seem too much of a sentiment in DSA that progressive democrats are the end, rather than the means to an end.
I'll definitely subscribe to the Emerge publication, excited to be learning more!
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Probably cause NYC DSA is the largest chapter in the country so it makes sense to have its own local communist caucus instead of organizing through the national caucus, but i think theyre technically part of the same network coalition.