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Experiences from marches, rallies, and other actions that DSA members have participated in.
Seattle Democratic Socialists of America demands the immediate release of Zahid Chaudhry, a 52-year-old decorated and disabled veteran, who was detained today by ICE during a citizenship interview in Tukwila, … Read more
A report from the frontlines of the Starbucks Workers United pickets
Written by Collin R.
Ensuring Proposition 1A passes is a critical step forward for the socialist movement in Seattle and the United States.
SEATTLE DSA STATEMENT ON THE NOV. 5, 2024 GENERAL ELECTION
Let’s Build a Publicly Owned Alternative: Support I-137 Building publicly owned, democratically controlled high quality and green housing is the way out of the crisis of affordability and homelessness, for … Read more
The truce between warring parties in Yemen expired on October 2nd with no extension. Full blown hostilities may resume at any moment in a country already facing the worst humanitarian … Read more
Seattle DSA engages in a united front with left and liberal forces to lead a rally to win back reproductive rights.
By Emma F, Seattle DSA member Since the Supreme Court leak on May 2nd, there have been hundreds of abortion rights protests throughout the country, including student walk-outs and at … Read more
Our message was clear- we can’t just vote for Democrats and share our stories, in hopes that that will be enough to fight back against a structure that is not intended to give women autonomy over our bodies and health.
We had a great time tabling on Sunday at the Starbucks at 5th and Pike! We had six SDSA comrades come out to talk to Starbucks customers and passerbys about … Read more
We demand Starbucks Bosses Rehire the Memphis 7! Seattle DSA comrades joined Starbucks workers this past Tuesday, alongside other supportive workers in the community, Socialist Alternative, union members from SEA, … Read more
African American and Latin American communities in Washington’s only majority-BIPOC congressional district risk having their voices diluted, all so that the white incumbent is protected from a progressive challenger. The … Read more
