August 25, 2022
By: David Mandel Originally submitted to the Sacramento Bee, but was rejected.The latest violence in Gaza [August 5-7] disappeared from headlines in record time, after “only” three days of heavy Israeli bombardment and in response, rocket fire from Gaza toward Israeli territory.But even in that b...October 06, 2020
by Ian LeeA spectre is haunting the working class -- the spectre of Proposition 22. All the powers of the center-Left and Left have entered into a holy alliance to exorcise this spectre: the Service Employees International Union, the Democratic Socialists of America, and even much of the Democrat...September 16, 2020
By: Benjamin ArriagaTo check out the original text of Resolution 9 visit sacdsa.org/local-convention/Many may be surprised at how much is left up to their personal judgment after joining the Sacramento DSA. We each unexpectedly receive the freedom to make our own conclusions about what qualities ...
September 10, 2020
By James J. Jackson, Jr Comrades, the time is now!Like many of you, I was thrilled when our chapter received the phenomenal news that the Sacramento Community Stabilization and Fair Rent Charter Amendment, will appear on the November ballot as Measure C.This means that after years of hard work, d...
July 25, 2020
Right now, in the midst of COVID-19, we have a President, a Secretary of Education, and a capitalist class that is desperate to ignore the growing epidemiological threat that COVID-19 presents, and specifically the threat presented by re-opening schools full time in the Fall. This neglect could b...
July 07, 2020
By David Roddy and Alyssa De La Rosa A People of Color's History of DSA, Part 1 A People of Color's History of DSA, Part 2 A People of Color's History of DSA, Part 34: DSA Looks InwardOn Sunday, January 20, 1985, President Ronald Reagan was sworn in to a second term. DSA’s aspirations for a Monda...
June 02, 2020
The Racial Solidarity Committee of the Sacramento, Democratic Socialists of America stands in solidarity with our comrades fighting for Black liberation across the country and world. We stand in solidarity alongside Sacramento's Black working class leadership as they organize and demand justice o...
April 30, 2020
The COVID-19 Crisis has impacted the most vulnerable among us the hardest: working people, undocumented, the unhoused, and the uninsured. People of color, and especially black people, are dying at disproportionate rates. More than a public health crisis, the pandemic is quickly becoming an econom...
March 11, 2020
For Immediate ReleaseMarch 10, 2020Contact: admin@sacdsa.orgSacramento, CA — The Sacramento Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) won a seat on the city council in a hotly contested race, with results still trickling in from the March 3rd election. Sacramento DSA’s endorsed candid...