The Progress of NowThose of us organizing in Alabama understand that our state government is intentionally structured to concentrate power while eliminating local democratic control. Through the state's constitutional power of stripping any autonomy from the cities without their legal authority, communities are too often prevented from making decisions that directly affect their own lives. Outside of organized labor and grassroots community organizations, few institutions currently possess the militant or organizational power necessary to challenge that system...
Robert Hunter
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July 4, 2026
North Alabama DSA Statement on Southern SuffrageWe are witnessing the most egregious rollback of voting rights since the premature end of Reconstruction. Republican state legislatures throughout the former Confederacy are systematically disenfranchising Black voters with discriminatory congressional maps, adding to an autocratic arsenal that already includes restrictive voter ID laws and an outright refusal to accept election results they don't like.
NADSA Steering Committee
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May 12, 2026
Protesting is Great, but its Not Enough. Here's how to Table.Much has been made about the effectiveness of protests in general, and that of No Kings in particular. Socialists have a variety of opinions on this matter, and I do not intend to litigate the issue in extreme detail; many others have done so effectively. To summarize...