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  • Fall/Winter 2025

    Fall/Winter 2025

    Palestine, Imperialism, and the Reorganization of the World

    Our world is in a period of massive transformation. The deterioration of U.S. empire is increasingly apparent and the failures of the “rules-based international order” are obvious. At the heart of these revelations is the longstanding struggle for Palestinian liberation from apartheid and colonial rule. As the second annual People’s Conference for Palestine’s theme last month proclaimed, “Gaza is the compass” guiding much of this reorganization of world power and its decay, and need for something new besides U.S. global hegemony. While Palestinian bravely fight against Israeli onslaught, there have also been signs of China now having more of an opportunity to create an alternative alliance, with even former rivals, such as India, and Russia. But how much of this can truly contend with the 800 plus U.S. military bases scattered across the globe, and of course, pure U.S. military strength which still makes it a formidable force against any others.

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  • Review: The Long Reroute, by David Duhalde

    Review: The Long Reroute, by David Duhalde

    Todd Chretien

    A historical comparison of the Debsian Socialist Party of America and the New Democratic Socialists of America.

  • Power from Below

    Power from Below

    Jack Lundquist

    Delegates to national convention should look to the role city workers played in Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign as a guide for DSA’s future work.

  • An Inaccessible Convention is a Convention For None

    An Inaccessible Convention is a Convention For None

    C.S. Jackson

    How we do or don’t organize for accessibility at convention is a reflection of how disability rights are treated in the organization as a whole.

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