It’s April 7th, 2018. The former President of Brazil Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (or simply “Lula”) has been charged with corruption and is about to turn himself in. Before surrendering, Lula gives a speech to the thousands of supporters outside of the Metalworkers’ Union headquarters he has been hiding out in for the past…
Representative Rashida Tlaib is building stronger relationships with YDSA chapters in her district through regular meetings and events, like a town hall held with Lawrence Tech YDSA. She’s laying the groundwork for an eventual split from the Democratic Party.
Correction: A previous version of this article misspelled quoted sources’ names and wrongly misattributed a quote to an individual. The errors have since been fixed. With a nationwide railroad strike looming, President Biden and the Democratic Party worked quickly to neutralize the threat. Four rail unions rejected the agreement made by the Biden administration earlier…
The Far Right has a long history of demonizing the LGBTQ community. The recent shooting in Colorado Springs shows that it still poses a dangerous threat.
The Activist’s Rafi Ash talked with Hasan Patel, a socialist member of the British Labour Party and elected leader of the party’s youth section known as Young Labour, about the recent political turmoil in the United Kingdom and the future of the British left.
Chinese international students are activating at unprecedented levels. YDSA must connect with and support these efforts across the country.
Just Stop Oil’s soup-based protests garner plenty of attention in the media. But to get real action on climate change we need a mass movement.
Lula overcoming tremendous obstacles to defeat Bolsonaro is a huge win for Brazil and the Left. But we should still temper our expectations for his presidency.
Most YDSA chapters organize their committees and working groups around specific issues. Members from Purdue YDSA argue that they should be based on function instead.
