November 30, 2025
This essay explores why young organizers in Georgia have become disillusioned with a Democratic Party that speaks of change yet resists it, arguing that genuine progress requires confronting entrenched power and pursuing a more transformative, democratic socialist vision. In 2024, perhaps the most important election of my lifetime showed that red was Georgia’s true color.…
August 7, 2025
Now more than ever, under the Trump administration’s constant barrage of attacks, it is critical that YDSA can organize nationally and present a strong alternative to the two-party system’s inaction. The author argues that campaign cohorts, as proposed by R17, would build buy-in to national campaigns and goals by fostering relationships across chapters. The working…
August 6, 2025
International students are living in a precarious limbo as the Trump administration indiscriminately strips them of their visas and rights. An international student in YDSA discusses how to continue to organize and resist under increasing authoritarian surveillance and threats. Most of us don’t realize the things we take for granted until they’re stripped away. Last…
August 6, 2025
The authors argue for amendment R13-1 to build connections between YDSA and the Rank-and-File Project and develop a pipeline from YDSA into strategic sectors of the labor movement.
August 6, 2025
SFSU YDSA leader Char Bennet makes the case for student unions as a key strategic site for campus organizing.
August 6, 2025
An Amazon worker in YDSA argues for the passage of R14, which seeks to strengthen the pipeline between YDSA chapters and jobs in Amazon warehouses, critical sites for the future of class struggle. The fight to organize at Amazon is the fight of our lifetime. The history of the labor movement is marked by radicals…