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Seattle DSA believes in complete reproductive freedom in all forms. We believe all people should have the power to make decisions about their lives and their bodies and deserve dignity, compassion … Read more
Save some time on Sunday, April 2nd for the Seattle Socialism Conference, co-hosted by the Seattle DSA, UW Young Democratic Socialists, Socialist Alternative and Socialist Students! This is a great opportunity … Read more
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Caption: District 4 representative Rob Johnson speaks to around 150 people at University Heights Center, Thursday, March 23 in support of a Seattle-specific income tax on wealthy households. Photo courtesy … Read more
With two months to go before the deadline to file for candidacy for municipal office, Seattle already has a bevy of candidates lined up for three key races. Two … Read more
art by our own Eva Giselle! We’re excited to announce that Seattle DSA has partnered with local women’s shelter & resource center Mary’s Place to host a feminine hygiene … Read more
The US healthcare system is unjust and kills people each year. It’s also one of the most innovative but only if you can afford it. Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, MD, aims to remove full coverage from many so that most can be bled for capital. Socialism offers more than one alternative to this exploitation.
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UPDATE: On June 5, 2017, Seattle City Council passed an amended soda and sugary beverages tax, 7-1 (Lisa Herbold was the lone dissenter; Kshama Sawant was absent). Sodas will be … Read more
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Reporting by Tom Livingston For many people, hearing the word “protest” conjures lurid images: noise, confusion, running, police batons, hands crushed on pavement and chain-link fences. We’re trained in the … Read more