Features Local Convention is Here: Tomorrow from 1-5pm at Big Couch Local Convention 2025 is tomorrow, June 28th, at Big Couch, 1045 Desire St. Local Convention is our chapter’s largest event of the year, where we review the past year and current state of the chapter, plan the course of the next year, and vote…
Features Local Convention Next Saturday, June 28 Local Convention is our chapter’s largest event of the year, where we review the past year and current state of the chapter, plan the course of the next year, and vote on important business like bylaws amendments and Local Council members. You can check out the proposed amendments,…
Features Vote Tomorrow: New Orleans DSA Recommends Erica Johnson for Soil and Water Conservation District We believe that the Soil and Water Conservation Districts of Louisiana should be representative of the diverse communities stewarding the land of Louisiana—including small farmers, sustainable agriculture, urban agriculture, and farmers of color. Erica Johnson is an urban farmer in…
Features You Deserve a Union! Come Learn How to Organize for One! Tomorrow at 3:00-4:30 pm, DSA organizers will meet at the New Orleans Nora Navra Library, 1902 St. Bernard Ave., with individuals interested in labor organizing, learning about labor organizing, and meeting with labor allies in the New Orleans area. Everyone from every experience…
Features Comrades and Canvassing – Lauren J New Orleans DSA is endorsing three chapter members in city council races. Let’s talk about the power of canvassing and the power that our membership has to help candidates win. Over the years, New Orleans DSA members have canvassed to build power across our city and state. Canvassing…
Features The South United: Power in Numbers – Wash F Yesterday, over 300 protesters trekked to the Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center in Jena to demand the release of Mahmoud Khalil. Our state is the second largest immigration detention hub in the country, and these jails are notoriously inhumane. ICE kidnapped the Columbia University student two months ago…
Features Fascism Doesn’t Belong in New Orleans, and We Should Start Acting Like It – Bob M Recently, a performer with Waka Flocka at the Ohm Lounge wore a swastika on stage. A group of Nazis yelled “white power” and threw Nazi salutes walking down Decatur. Outside of John Stanton’s Nazis FAFO article, these displays have met…
Features Why I’m Running: Bob Murrell for City Council District A I’m so honored to be on the chapter’s endorsed slate. It’s been a pleasure serving on this Local Council term, assisting with planning the org fair, writing and editing the Voter Guide, coordinating with coalition partners like Eye on Surveillance, assisting our previous endorsement…
Features UMC Nurses Strike on May Day! On International Workers Day, after more than a year at the bargaining table, unionized nurses at University Medical Center held their third strike for safe staffing, fair pay, and the ability to provide quality care for patients. Their fight is about saving lives in a system where they’re…
Hey comrades, This month has been one of blatant fascism and ever-rising political and financial instability. Now we’re heading into a busy Easter weekend, with Saturday hosting a GM plus events you can attend to show your resistance to ICE & political deportations and learn about the methods of repression used on Stop Cop City…
