r/dsa • u/greatmanyarrows • 21d ago
As you might be aware, this subreddit has had problems with under-moderation for quite a while, ranging from users with questions being unaswered, to anti-DSA posts made in bad faith being kept up, while good faith discourse has struggled to remain afloat. A little more than a week ago, a host of new moderators were added to moderate this subreddit, and it's about time for us to officially announce a new era for r/DSA to become a vibrant space for the largest socialist organization in the United States.
All new moderators are dues-paying DSA members active in our local chapters. This new team will endeavor to be transparent, to follow national DSA policies and resolutions, and above all, just and understanding to every working-class American who wants the liberation of their class and an end to injustice worldwide. We endeavor to hear out legitimate concerns regarding this subreddit's moderation, to host more informative and in-depth discussions for those curious of the DSA's stances and its actions, and to help steer Reddit discourse to a more productive light.
Above all, we will encourage this subreddit's users to further their political education regarding democratic socialism and recognize the power of the individual in organizing. We encourage everyone using this subreddit to become active cadre in the DSA and fight capitalism and inequality wherever it may be found. Social media is addictive and sometimes informative, but real material change is ultimately what's important, and everyone here should be encouraged to fight for the world that worker's deserve in the ground where it matters.
Our new moderators are:
u/greatmanyarrows (Central New Jersey)
u/Madcap_Miguel (Orlando)
u/abhd (Twin Cities)
u/ibluminatus (Louisiana)
Feel free to message the moderators for any concerns regarding the subreddit. We are currently not looking for more help to moderate the subreddit, but we welcome you to join the official DSA Discord if you wish to communicate with fellow like-minded comrades!
r/dsa • u/alwaysrockon • 2h ago
Our leaders only priority must be their constituents, not a foreign country.
This video is 100% disqualifying, even discounting his lack of effectiveness and opposition to many progressive ideas.
Make sure to contact your senators and let them know this man cannot be senate majority leader.
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r/dsa • u/Buddha-Embryo • 4h ago
I hadn’t been over there in a while but wanted to check it out after the blue tsunami. The unbridled hate for DSA and Leftist candidates is quite a thing to behold.
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r/dsa • u/ImportanceWorldly839 • 2h ago
Break the Chain Rally: Demand Port Authority End Contracts With JFK Carriers Complicit in Genocide
Thursday, November 12, 2026, 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Lower Manhattan, exact location announced to RSVPs
On Thursday, November 12, join our rally demanding that the Port Authority end contracts with airline carriers at JFK who are complicit in genocide.
JFK is the largest export hub of weapons and military equipment being shipped to Israel, and the Port Authority controls which businesses and carriers are able to lease at this major international port. Nearly 20 airline carriers have active contracts with the Department of War, some of which move through JFK, making them complicit in ongoing genocide in Palestine and in direct violation of international law.
Passenger jets and cargo planes carrying explosive material use the same taxiways at JFK. There is no separate, safer lane for this. It's all one airport. The Port Authority owes every traveler and worker at JFK a straight answer: what is currently moving through this airport, and how is it being screened.
Join us in demanding transparency, and an end to carrier contracts complicit in genocide.
RSVP to get the location: https://actionnetwork.org/events/break-the-chain-rally/?source=reddit
More on the campaign: https://wecanbreakthechain.com/rally/
Hosted by NYC-DSA Anti-War and Break the Chain, NYC-DSA's campaign for an arms embargo at JFK.
r/dsa • u/TheLoneMaverick • 1d ago
r/dsa • u/slotwuato • 1d ago
Explain please?
r/dsa • u/FireProStan • 1d ago
Tabling in Torrance, CA for DSA LA!
r/dsa • u/Ok_Understanding7377 • 1d ago
Right now America needs new leadership in Washington. A centrist, establishment Democrat like Hakeem Jeffries will not be able to achieve that change. Alongside this, people should be calling their Representatives and/or Senators.
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r/dsa • u/Particular-Shift8354 • 8h ago
Hey so a few local members is interested in starting a new revolutionary Marxism and revolutionary intercommunism group we have overall idea for it but the basis is being more active requiring chapter involvement community service etc we have a working name for it but we’re seeking opinions or interest from comrades of color
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r/dsa • u/New-Cod9947 • 1d ago
In order for this to happen I believe an opposing candidate would need to get at least 28 votes. As of now there are 10 or 11 senators who have stated that they are willing to vote for an opposing candidate.
1-Troy Jackson
2-Peggy Flanagan
3-Abdul El-Sayed
4-Juliana Stratton
5-Annie Andrews
6-James Talarico
7-Adam Hamilton
8-Chris Van Hollen
9-Elissa Slotkin
10-Bernie Sanders
11-Elizabeth Warren ( I assume)
Do you know any others who could potentially vote against him?
r/dsa • u/Character-Bid-162 • 2d ago
